Undue Influence - in Contract Law

In Contract Law

If undue influence is proved in a contract, in the U.S. constitution, the contract is voidable by the innocent party, and the remedy is rescission. There are two categories to consider:

  • Presumed undue influence
  • Actual undue influence

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