An apparently voluntary agreement may in fact not be voluntary if:
A) undue influence is present.
B) physical duress is present.
C) economic duress is present.
D) all of these.

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All three factors can render an apparently voluntary agreement not actually voluntary. Undue influence refers to a situation where one party exerts an excessive pressure on another party, making it difficult or impossible for that party to make a free choice. Physical duress, on the other hand, involves using or threatening to use physical force to coerce someone into agreeing to something. Economic duress occurs when a party is forced to agree to an offer due to financial pressure or threats of detrimental consequences, such as bankruptcy or termination of employment.

An Apparently Voluntary Agreement May in Fact Not Be Voluntary