Contracts
A buyer who signs a purchase agreement under duress may have the right to:
ADemand a price reduction
BVoid the contract because duress invalidates consent✓ Correct
CExtend the closing date indefinitely
DDemand specific performance from the seller
Explanation
A contract signed under duress (threats, coercion) is voidable by the party who was coerced, because genuine consent is required for a valid contract. Duress negates free will in entering the agreement.
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