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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