(Solved): It's a close call because some of the contract terms are vague. A court could interpret the agreemen ...

It's a close call because some of the contract terms are vague. A court could interpret the agreement as covering all pools and spas on the property. But you're covered because David notified Mr. Evergreen before he performed the extra work as required under the agreement. Mike I think you're right. We built some flexibility into the contract for situations like this. But we might need to revise our standard agreement moving forward. David We just talked on the phone and he doesn't want to sue us. He wants to come up with a compromise. Mike What's our best option to get out of this contract right now so we don't have to do any more work for this client? Of course, I still want to get paid for the work David already did. I'm also concerned about the vague language in our standard agreement. Dane Imhoff, what do you call it when you replace the original agreement with a new agreement? Mutual rescission Accord and satisfaction Substituted agreement or modification Novation Submit