In Sullivan v. Crnogorac (1983), 60 N.S.R. (2d) 201, for example, two Yugoslav men with limited ability to read and comprehend English were able to successfully invoke non est factum despite the fact that the agreement in question was drafted by their lawyer on their instructions, because the judge was satisfied that the lawyer had misunderstood the defendants’ instructions and the defendants had not understood the agreement when it was explained to them.
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