Forcing a Party to Do Something, Including Entering into a Contract

question 106

Multiple Choice

Forcing a party to do something, including entering into a contract, through fear created by threats is legally defined as

• A) duress.
• B) undue influence.
• C) coercion.
• D) fraudulent misrepresentation.

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Definitions:

International Brotherhood Of Teamsters

A large trade union in North America representing a diverse membership in various industries, known for its advocacy on workers’ rights and labor issues.

International Union

A coalition of national trade unions or organizations formed to promote common interests or engage in joint action on an international level.

Example

A representative instance or case used to illustrate or explain a concept, principle, or process.

Managerial Domination

A situation in which management exercises control or influence over decision-making processes, often at the expense of employee participation.