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Inquisitor;62693
There are agreements that are seemingly voluntary but are actually coercive. This is a disguised coercive agreement where one party sets conditions that cannot be refused.
This is called a usurious agreement, and proving its invalidity does not require much effort... in 9 out of 10 cases, such an agreement (deal) is invalid or at least contestable...:smile02:
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