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ARTICLE · 02 DECEMBER 2023

Coercion in business law - principles & practices

Coercion in business involves force or threats, while persuasion is a legitimate tactic.

AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law

Coercion in business law is not just a theoretical concept; it's a practical reality that can impact contracts and relationships significantly. Holman Webb Lawyers can help navigate these murky waters, providing clarity and protection to businesses and individuals alike.

As we delve into the nuances of coercion, let's explore what it means, how it manifests in business dealings, and its legal repercussions.

UNDERSTANDING COERCION IN CONTRACTS

Contracts are the backbone of business dealings. But what happens when a contract is not entered into freely? This is where coercion in business law comes into play. Coercion can invalidate a contract. It occurs when one party uses threats, force, or undue influence to get another party to agree to terms.

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