The Contract Cannot Be Vitiated by Duress Where

question 3

Multiple Choice

The contract cannot be vitiated by duress where:

• A) The threat does not affect the judgment of the person threatened.
• B) The threat was only one reason among others for entering into the contract.
• C) The threatened person exercises her will when entering into the contract.
• D) The threatened person fails to notify B that she does not wish to be bound by the contract.

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Definitions:

Perceptual Process

The sequence of steps that involves receiving, organizing, and interpreting sensory information to understand the environment.

Fundamental Attribution Error

The inclination to focus too much on individual traits while overlooking the influence of the environment in assessing the actions of others.

Cultural Differences

The variations in practices, norms, and values among individuals from different backgrounds or societies.

Internal Causes

Internal causes are factors or conditions within an individual or entity that contribute to specific outcomes or behaviors.