alleryStart learning →A dominates a person whose mental capacity is affected by illness. What may apply?
ACoercion only
BUndue influence
CNovation only
DRescission only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Undue influence
Making a contract with a person whose capacity is affected by age, illness or distress is a ground for deeming domination under Section 16.
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