SC: Errors in deed of sale may be corrected to reflect parties' true agreement
The Supreme Court ruled that errors in a deed of sale can be corrected to reflect the parties' true agreement. This decision upholds the validity of a land sale in Cebu, emphasizing the parties' intent over clerical mistakes.
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