In the case of _____ the one being defrauded actually knows he or she is entering into a contract, but has been told untruths about significant parts of the contract that form the basis of the bargain.
A) unconscionability
B) fraud in the inducement
C) undue influence
D) duress

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Fraud is intentionally making untrue statements to a person in order to get him or her to enter into an agreement. With fraud in the inducement, the one being defrauded actually knows he or she is entering into a contract, but has been told untruths about significant parts of the contract that form the basis of the bargain.

In the Case of _____ the One Being Defrauded Actually