An Innocent Party Can Lose Her or His Right to Repudiate

question 79

Multiple Choice

An innocent party can lose her or his right to repudiate a contract formed as a result of undue influence by

• A)physical retaliation after the contract's formation.
• B)not repudiating promptly after being freed from the domination.
• C)tearing up the contract before its execution.
• D)reversing the role of the dominant party.
• E)declaring that the special relationship between the parties no longer exists.

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Definitions:

Commercial Banks

The largest and oldest of all financial institutions, relying mainly on checking and savings accounts as sources of funds for loans to businesses and individuals.