To prove a case of duress, modern courts require only:
A) the plaintiff to drive a hard bargain.
B) that the threat be a wrongful one.
C) a contract to be more beneficial to one of the parties.
D) statements that amount to puffery.

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The common law courts originally required a threat of physical injury before they would find duress. Modern courts require only that the threat be a wrongful one.

To Prove a Case of Duress, Modern Courts Require Only