Which of the following is true of undue influence in entering contracts?
A) Undue influence need not require the overcoming of the innocent party's free will.
B) Undue influence is not grounds for prosecution, as the innocent party has complete freedom to evaluate the terms of the contract.
C) A contract that is entered into because of undue influence is not voidable.
D) A fiduciary or confidential relationship must have existed between the parties for undue influence to be proven.

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Undue influence requires the existence of a fiduciary or confidential relationship between the parties, and the innocent party's free will must be overcome in such a relationship. A contract entered into because of undue influence is voidable at the innocent party's option.

Which of the Following Is True of Undue Influence in Entering