A Voidable Contract Results When the Contract Arises From

question 78

Multiple Choice

A voidable contract results when the contract arises from:

• A) physical duress.
• B) undue influence.
• C) fraud in the execution.
• D) a mutual mistake in the meaning of contractual terms and neither party is to blame.

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Definitions:

Statute

A law enacted by a legislative body in a governmental context.

Sublet

The lease of leased premises by a tenant-in-chief to another tenant for a shorter term than the original tenancy.

Distress

An emotional state of extreme discomfort, sadness, or pain, or a legal term referring to the seizure of property to compel payment or compliance.

Distrain

The act of seizing someone's property in order to compel payment of rent or to enforce a legal judgment.