An innocent party can lose her or his right to repudiate a contract formed as a result of undue influence by
A)physical retaliation after the contract's formation.
B)not repudiating promptly after being freed from the domination.
C)tearing up the contract before its execution.
D)reversing the role of the dominant party.
E)declaring that the special relationship between the parties no longer exists.

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If an innocent party is under undue influence when signing a contract, they may have the right to repudiate the contract. However, if they do not promptly repudiate the contract after being freed from the domination, they may lose this right. The other choices are not relevant to the loss of the right to repudiate a contract formed as a result of undue influence.

An Innocent Party Can Lose Her or His Right to Repudiate