Relationships that may lead to a court's careful scrutinization of contracts between the parties to make sure undue influence was not present include all but:
A) agent and principal.
B) salesperson and customer.
C) parent and child.
D) doctor and patient.

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Contracts between a salesperson and a customer are generally considered to be between parties in an ordinary commercial relationship, without the inherent power imbalance that might lead to undue influence, unlike the other relationships listed which involve a fiduciary duty or a significant imbalance of power or trust.

Relationships That May Lead to a Court's Careful Scrutinization of Contracts