In the case of a scrivener's error, what happens? a. A court will not reform the contract. The parties must live with the document they signed. b. A court will reform the contract if there is clear and convincing evidence that the clause in question does not reflect the true intent of the parties. c. A court will reform the contract if a preponderance of the evidence indicates that that the clause in question does not reflect the true intent of the parties. d. A court will invalidate the contract in its entirety.