Jill Homeowner contracts with Ralph Roofer for Ralph to reshingle Jill's roof.Midway through the job,Ralph says that he cannot finish unless Jill promises to pay him an additional $500.There is no real basis for this demand;Ralph just wants more money.Even though she could have gotten one of six other roofers to finish the job at a reasonable price,Jill gives in and promises to pay the $500,after which Ralph completes the job.Later,Jill refuses to pay the additional $500,and Ralph sues her.Jill defends on the basis of duress.What are the chances of this defense working?
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