alleryStart learning →In undue influence, who must prove the contract was not so induced?
AThe weaker party
BThe court itself
CThe dominating party
DA named witness
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The dominating party
When the transaction appears unconscionable, the burden of proof lies on the person in a position to dominate the other's will.
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