Duress Is Distinguishable from Undue Influence in That

Multiple Choice

Duress is distinguishable from undue influence in that

A) duress always involves an inequality of bargaining power, whereas undue influence is concerned with physical pressure.
B) duress may arise from a threat to a person's property, whereas undue influence generally involves excessive manipulation or persuasion.
C) the receipt of independent legal advice is relevant to duress, but not to undue influence.
D) duress involves the application of improper pressure, whereas undue influence focuses on improvident bargains.
E) duress causes a contract to be void, whereas undue influence renders a contract voidable.