Undue Influence May Be Inferred When a Named Beneficiary Is

question 40

True/False

Undue influence may be inferred when a named beneficiary is in a position to influence the making of a will.

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Definitions:

Statute Of Frauds

State-level legislation that addresses the enforceability of contracts that fail to meet the requirements set forth in the statute; serves to protect promisors from poorly considered oral contracts by requiring certain contracts to be in writing.

Parol Evidence Rule

A principle in contract law that prevents the parties from presenting external evidence that contradicts or adds to the written terms of a contract.

Merger Clause

A contract provision stating that the written contract represents the complete and final agreement between the parties.

House

A building for human habitation, typically consisting of multiple rooms and facilities designed to support daily life activities.