82 N.J. Eq. 489 | New York Court of Chancery | 1914
To entertain a substantial doubt touching the truth of the material averments of a bill of this nature is to deny the relief sought; but in this case I am convinced that there can be no real doubt touching the material facts. There is conflict of testimony of witnesses, but the truth is too obvious to be doubted.
The type-written translation of the contract which had been executed in the Polish language, as that contract had been interlined after its execution, was admittedly made the basis of the final contract. The interlineations in that type-written translation were undoubtedly determined upon at a conference
I will advise a decree of reformation in accordance with the prayer of the bill.