A Contract with an Added Condition

Question

I signed a contract and there was a clause that was not discussed beforehand. Does the signing of the contract obligate me to fulfill it?

Answer

Shalom!
Signing a contract is considered a complete commitment to its every aspect.
The only exception is if one side admits that there was a point that was included in order to mislead the other side.

Source

Shulchan Aruch, section Choshen Mishpat, chapters 45, 61 and section Even Ha'ezer, chapter 66.

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