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· 12/10/2015

Anish Jhaveri v. Kelly McBeth

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that a claim of duress must be established by the conduct of the person accused of duress, not the emotions of the purported victim
  • explaining that “duress must be established based on conduct of the party accused”

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