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An example of tangible capital is
Physical Duress
Coercion involving the use of or threat of physical force to compel someone to act against their will.
Economic Duress
A situation where an individual or company is forced into a contractual agreement under threats or pressure related to financial hardships.
Assault And Battery
A combination of an attempt or threat to harm someone (assault) followed by unauthorized physical contact or harm (battery).
Fraud In The Inducement
Fraud in the Inducement involves deceit or trickery to secure unfair or unlawful gain in a transaction, leading to an agreement being made under false pretenses.
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