A party who can show that he or she did not genuinely agree to the terms of a contract can still choose to carry out the deal.

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This is known as "duress" or "coercion" in contract law. The party may choose to carry out the contract even though they did not genuinely agree to the terms because they were under undue pressure or threat at the time of contract formation. However, they may also have the option to seek legal remedies to rescind or reform the contract.

A Party Who Can Show That He or She Did