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Why vitiating factors matter

Why vitiating factors matter

Flowchart showing an apparently valid contract branching to misrepresentation and economic duress, both leading to a contract that is voidable rather than automatically void A vitiating factor is a legal reason why an apparently valid contract may be set aside because consent was not truly free or informed. In this topic, the two key factors are misrepresentation and economic duress.

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  1. A Level
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Step-by-step lessons on AQA A Level Law Vitiating factors. Each one builds up to exam-style questions.

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