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Challenge a Forced Contract
A contract may be challenged and declared void if the signatory proves, under Article 127 of the Civil Code, that an unlawful threat caused them to fear a serious and imminent danger, and that this fear affected their will and compelled them to sign. Mere disagreement, insistence, or regret is not enough. In assessing the seriousness of the fear, the court considers the person’s circumstances, including their age and health and social situation. If the coercion was exerted by someone other than the other party to the contract, the contract may be declared void under Article 128 only if it is established that the other party knew, or necessarily should have known, of the coercion.
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