If a person signs a contract because of "undue influence" by the other party to the contract, the person can later disaffirm the contract.

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Undue influence occurs when one party uses their power, authority or relationship to pressure or manipulate the other party into signing a contract that they wouldn't have otherwise signed. In such cases, the disadvantaged party can later disaffirm or void the contract due to the unfair circumstances surrounding its formation.

If a Person Signs a Contract Because of "Undue Influence