A contract between two parties in a fiduciary relationship,which unduly benefits the dominant party,is presumed to have been made under undue influence.

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This statement is true. A fiduciary relationship involves one party (the fiduciary) having a duty to act in the best interests of the other party (the beneficiary). If the fiduciary uses their position of power to unduly influence the beneficiary into agreeing to a contract that primarily benefits the fiduciary, that contract may be deemed to have been made under undue influence.

A Contract Between Two Parties in a Fiduciary Relationship,which Unduly