An apparently voluntary agreement may in fact not be voluntary if:

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All three options listed (undue influence, physical duress, and economic duress) can make it seem like an agreement is voluntary when it is not truly voluntary. Undue influence occurs when one party exerts pressure or control over the other, making it difficult for them to make a truly independent decision. Physical duress involves the use or threat of physical force to make someone agree to something. Economic duress involves using threats to someone's financial well-being to make them agree to something. All three situations can result in a seemingly voluntary agreement that is not truly voluntary.

An Apparently Voluntary Agreement May in Fact Not Be Voluntary