In a case of ____, a person enters into a contract because they are so dominated by another person, or have so much trust in that person that they are subject to improper persuasion.
A) duress
B) misrepresentation
C) undue influence
D) dominance
E) none of the other choices are correct

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Undue influence occurs when a person is so dominated by another person, or has such trust in that person, that they are subject to improper persuasion. It is a type of contract voidable at the option of the injured party, particularly when the persuasion is from someone in a position of power, such as doctor-patient, lawyer-client or parent-child.

In a Case of ____, a Person Enters into a Contract