См. также: during the term of the employment agreement, during the banking crisis of the 1980s, during pregnancy, duration
Besides ordinary unauthorized takings, certain exceptional situations constitute conversion: detention of goods under an invalid contract; obtaining goods by fraud or duress; sale of another’s property, if delivered; taking of specific money (e.g., in a lost wallet). (Britannica)
economic duress - a form of coercion where one party uses unjust or immoral behavior to instill a fear of financial hardship in another party, limiting their ability to freely consent to a business deal (Justia Legal Dictionary)
Musk, who currently has an estimated net worth of $185 billion, claimed he was a victim of “economic duress when agreeing to the settlement, which he described as a tactic to “muzzle and harass” him and his company. (Yahoo News Singapore)
In agreeing on terms, there must be no coercion or duress on either side. (Lawpath USA)
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