If a confidential relationship exists between parties to a contract,the law presumes that undue influence exists if it appears that the dominant party has gained at the other party's expense,but the presumption can be rebutted by evidence that it was not exercised.

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The statement correctly describes the legal presumption of undue influence in cases where a confidential relationship exists between parties to a contract. The burden is on the dominant party to prove that the agreement was entered into voluntarily and without coercion or exploitation of the other party. However, this presumption can be overcome by evidence to the contrary.

If a Confidential Relationship Exists Between Parties to a Contract,the