The threat by one party that unless the other party enters into the contract,he will harm the other's child constitutes undue influence.

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The scenario described is more accurately considered duress, as it involves a threat of harm to coerce someone into a contract, rather than undue influence, which involves taking advantage of a position of power over someone to unduly influence their decisions.

The Threat by One Party That Unless the Other Party