There Is an Implied-In-Fact Contract That Can Be an Exception

question 8

True/False

There is an implied-in-fact contract that can be an exception to employment-at-will.

Comprehend the definition and consequences of undue influence in contract law.

Recognize the role of economic coercion and duress in voiding or voidability of contracts.

Grasp the distinctions between types of fraud, including fraud in the inducement, and their impact on contracts.

Identify the legal consequences of non-disclosure and silence in the context of fiduciary duties or special relationships.

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Definitions:

Recovered Memories

Memories of past events that were not accessible for some time but have been brought back into conscious awareness, often associated with traumatic experiences.

Childhood Abuse

Refers to the mistreatment or neglect of a child, including physical, emotional, or sexual harm.

The Courage to Heal

A book or reference material that covers the process and challenges of recovery from abuse.

Free Imagination

The unbound capacity to create, envision, or think about scenarios, objects, or ideas that are not present or have not been directly experienced.