How will a court that hears a matter involving one party allegedly taking advantage of another party's unsophistication in relation to commercial matters arrive at a determination as to whether such an advantage actually existed?
A) The unsophisticated party must prove undue influence was present.
B) The unsophisticated party must prove the presence of the actual pressure.
C) The more powerful party must prove the absence of the actual pressure.
D) The more powerful party must prove the absence of the presumed pressure.

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In cases involving unsophisticated parties, courts often apply the doctrine of presumed undue influence, where the burden shifts to the more powerful party to prove that there was no undue influence or pressure.

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