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The doctrine of duress in contract law refers to situations where one party compels another to enter into a contract through threats or undue pressure,

Adhesion contracts, or standard form contracts, are pre-drafted agreements where one party sets the terms, leaving the other with little choice but to accept or

The Doctrine of Confidentiality in Contracts mandates that parties must not disclose or misuse information designated as confidential within their agreements. This principle is pivotal