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Mr. X entering into a contract with Mr. Y for sale of his house at his free will is an example of a free consent. The consent is not said to be free if it has been obtained by coercion (physical or mentral pressure or threat), undue influence (moral pressure, emotional blackmail), fraud (knowingly stating false facts), misrepresentation (unknowingly stating false facts) or mistake of facts. For example, if Mr. A threatens Mr. B regarding his life or hurting his dear ones, if he does not sell his property to Mr. A, then his consent to the contract would be under coercion and not free.
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An Equation is a number sentence stating that two amounts are equal
STATING : the gerund form of "to state" (saying or proclaiming)
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