Social Coercion to Enter into a Contract Cannot Be a Basis

question 46

True/False

Social coercion to enter into a contract cannot be a basis for avoidance of the contract.

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Definitions:

British Imperial System

A system of colonial rule and economic dominance exercised by Britain over its overseas territories from the 16th to the 20th century.

British Officials

Representatives or administrators from Britain who hold positions of authority in governmental or institutional capacities, often overseas in territories that were part of the British Empire.

Indian Lands

Territories historically occupied or used by Indigenous peoples, often subject to disputes and controversies over ownership and rights.

Walking Purchase

A controversial 1737 agreement where Pennsylvania colonists claimed land from the Delaware Indians by walking the perimeter in a fixed time, exploiting the deal unjustly.