Duress in contract law: meaning and what amounts to duress?
If a contract was entered by a party solely because of a threat, physical violence, unlawful restraint or economic duress, then the contract can be set aside, i.e. void. An… Read more »
If a contract was entered by a party solely because of a threat, physical violence, unlawful restraint or economic duress, then the contract can be set aside, i.e. void. An… Read more »
Areas of applicable law: Contract law – Duress – Economic duress. Main arguments in this case: An agreement that has been made by pressurising the other party cannot be legally… Read more »