A entered into a contract with B when she was under the undue influence of B.The common law view is that A has not:

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Undue influence occurs when one party takes advantage of another's vulnerability or trust in order to influence them to enter into a contract. In this situation, A's consent to the contract is not genuine, as it was influenced by B's undue influence. While A may have given consideration and intended to enter the contract, these factors do not negate the effect of undue influence on the validity of the contract. Understanding all the terms of the contract is also not necessarily relevant to the issue of undue influence.

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