Most of the cases in which undue influence is charged involve:
A) force or threat of injury resulting in economic damages.
B) misstatements about the content or legal effect of something usually contained in a form or preprinted contract.
C) unilateral or mutual mistakes resulting in serious injustice.
D) longtime advisors of elderly or sick people, who are alleged to have gotten the victim to make gifts/sales at unfair prices.

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The basic idea behind undue influence is to protect the old, the timid, and the physically or mentally weak from those who gain their confidence and attempt to take advantage of them. Most of the cases in which undue influence is charged involve relatives, friends, or longtime advisors (such as lawyers or bankers) of an elderly or sick person, who are alleged to have gotten the victim to make gifts or sales at unfair prices.

Most of the Cases in Which Undue Influence Is Charged