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viktelen [127]
2 years ago
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Floramaria is an elderly woman who lives with her niece galaxy. floramaria is dependent on galaxy for support. galaxy advises fl

oramaria to "invest" in galaxy's "professional gambling" venture, or galaxy will no longer support her. floramaria liquidates her other investments and signs a contract with galaxy, to whom floramaria gives the funds. can floramaria set aside this contract?
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Grace [21]2 years ago
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<span>This situation describes undue influence, that created from a relationship in which we cabm through unfair persuasion, influence or overcome the free will of another.
Under this particular context, since floramaria is a fragile elderly, the Galaxy basically could do anything towards her without having to worry that she's gonna fight back and caused trouble.</span>
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