| A | B |
|---|
| Bilateral Mistake | Another name for mutual mistake. |
| Undue Influence | Unfair and improper persuasive presure exerted by one in a position of trust on another. |
| Material | Fraud consists of false statements about this kind of fact. |
| Duress | Overcoming the will of another by the use of force or by threat of force or bodily harm. |
| Rescind | The party injured by a defective agreement may avoid or do this. |
| Unilateral Mistake | A mistake made by only one of the parties. |
| Fraud | A deliberate attempt to decieve a party. |
| Misrepresentation | An innocent statement of a supposed fact that turns out to be false is known as. |
| Concealment | Another name for nondisclosure. |
| Economic Duress | A threat of a business nature to cause another, without real consent to enter a contract. |
| Alien | A person who is living in this country but owes allegiance to another country. |
| Capacity | Incompetent persons lack this. |
| Disaffirm | Minors may avoid or ??? their contracts if they choose. |
| Guardian | A person who looks after the affairs of an incompetent person |
| Infancy | In legal terms this is the same thing as minority. |
| Majority | When a person is no long a minor, she or she reaches the age of ????. |
| Minor | A person who has not yet reach the age of majority. |
| Minority | A person who has not yet reacher his/her 18th birthday. |
| Necessaries | Minors are held responsible for the fair value of these. |
| Ratify | Minors may approve or do this to their contracts if they choose. |
