A key point of differentiation between duress and undue influence lies in the:
A) net worth of the contract in question.
B) time at which the contract was signed.
C) relationship between the parties at the time of the contract.
D) type of property in question.

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The basic idea of duress is that one of the parties, by making some threat of harm, forced the other party to enter an agreement he or she would not otherwise have entered. Undue influence is closely related to duress, but it exists only when the parties had some confidential relationship at the time of the contract.

A Key Point of Differentiation Between Duress and Undue Influence