A has two cars—one black and the other white. He offers to sell one of his cars to B. A intends to… 1 answer below »

A has two cars—one black and the other white. He offers to sell one of his cars to B. A intends to sell the black one while B accepts the offer believing that it is for the white car. Here, A and B are not thinking in the same sense of a particular thing. In this situation, there is a mistake, so it cannot be said to be a free consent.