In case of duress, there is no voluntary consent if:
A) either party rescinds at any time.
B) there is a confidential relationship between the parties.
C) the plaintiff's free will was overcome.
D) a material fact has been intentionally misrepresented.

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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. In case of duress, there is no voluntary consent if the plaintiff's free will was overcome.

In Case of Duress, There Is No Voluntary Consent If