Rectification is a narrow, exceptional remedy. It requires clear proof that the written agreement does not reflect the parties’ common intention at the time of contracting. It is not a way to improve a bad bargain after the fact. On the facts of this SCA decision, the insurance policy matched the signed placing slip and
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