A finding of undue influence would most likely not occur in a contract between:
A) parent and child.
B) attorney and client.
C) neighbor and neighbor.
D) guardian and ward.

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Undue influence occurs when one party uses their position of power or authority to manipulate or coerce the other party into entering into a contract. It is unlikely that a neighbor would have significant power or authority over another neighbor, thus making it unlikely for a finding of undue influence to occur in a contract between neighbors. However, in contracts between parent and child, attorney and client, or guardian and ward, there is a potential for one party to exert undue influence over the other.

A Finding of Undue Influence Would Most Likely Not Occur