Sarah Is Suing Her Lawyer,Tom Takeitall,for the Return of Property

question 14

True/False

Sarah is suing her lawyer,Tom Takeitall,for the return of property worth $20,000 that she had given him.She had signed a properly sealed document making the gift to him.She says she knew what she was signing but felt overwhelmed by his manner.
-Diana receives a phone call late one night from Robert,her former husband.He said that,if she does not agree in writing to drop her action for support to put herself through university,he will distribute copies of compromising photographs he took of her when they were married.Diana signs the agreement under seal.This is a clear case of duress.

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