Undue influence is characterized by one party being put at a disadvantage in a contract due to:
A) a party taking advantage of superior knowledge about the subject matter in a contract.
B) a party taking advantage of economic advantage in a transaction.
C) a party taking advantage of it being less urgent for that party to reach an agreement.
D) a party taking advantage of a fiduciary relationship.
E) a party taking advantage of the other party's legal circumstances.

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Undue influence occurs when a party takes advantage of a fiduciary relationship with the other party, such as a doctor-patient or attorney-client relationship, to gain an unfair advantage in a contract. This can include manipulating the other party into making a decision that is not in their best interests.

Undue Influence Is Characterized by One Party Being Put at a Disadvantage