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Lack of Genuineness of Assent May Not Be Used as a Defense

Question 126

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Lack of genuineness of assent may not be used as a defense to a contract's enforceability due to

A) duress.
B) undue influence.
C) fraudulent misrepresentation.
D) None of these choices is correct.

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