When it has been clearly established that one of the parties to the contract has been the victim of undue influence, that contract is void.

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When a contract is established to have been made under undue influence, it is typically considered voidable at the option of the victim, not automatically void. This means the victim can choose to affirm or void the contract.

When It Has Been Clearly Established That One of the Parties