The law is concerned with circumstances that involve formation of contractual relations,particularly where one party takes advantage of the other's unsophistication in relation to commercial matters and their legal consequences.How will a court,hearing a matter involving such a dispute,arrive at a determination as to whether such an advantage actually existed?

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The more powerful party must prove the absence of presumed pressure, as the law often presumes undue influence in situations where there is a significant imbalance of power or sophistication between the parties.

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