What Does an Injured Plaintiff Need to Prove to a Court

question 77

Multiple Choice

What does an injured plaintiff need to prove to a court in order to claim duress?

• A) Plaintiff must claim that they were threatened with physical violence.
• B) Plaintiff must demonstrate that the threat left no reasonable alternatives and that the free will necessary for legal consent was removed by the specifics of the threat.
• C) Plaintiff's duress claim must have an associated monetary value in order for a claim to be considered by a court.
• D) Plaintiff must prove that there was no prior contractual arrangement between the parties.
• E) Plaintiff only need show there was some ascertainable harm that would happen in the future.

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