In the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation v.Meyer case, the court held:
A) the Federal Deposit Insurance Act bars both personal and real defenses.
B) duress of any type is a real defense under the UCC.
C) the partners' defense of economic duress was not valid against the FDIC.
D) duress by threat or physical compulsion renders a contract void.
Correct Answer:
Verified
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