When there is clear evidence that both parties agreed to something different than what was in the written document, the courts will rectify the document.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Courts can rectify a document if there is clear evidence that both parties had agreed to something different than what is written, to ensure the document accurately reflects the agreement.

When there is clear evidence that both parties agreed to something different than what was in the written document, the courts will rectify the document.

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