When the courts find that undue influence is present, the resulting contract is
A) illegal.
B) binding.
C) void.
D) unenforceable.
E) voidable.

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When undue influence is present in a contract, the resulting contract is not automatically void, but it is considered voidable. This means that the victim of undue influence has the option to either void the contract or to choose to affirm it. Therefore, the best choice is E, voidable.

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