First Texas Savings Ass'n of Dallas v. Dicker Center, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• “The fact that [appellee] announced that he was signing the release under duress does not establish that conclusion without proof of the elements of duress.”
• \The fact that [appellee] announced that he was signing the release under duress does not establish that conclusion without proof of the elements of duress.\
• charge of economic duress must be based on acts or conduct of opposite party, not merely on necessities of purported victim
• charge of economic duress must be based on acts or conduct of opposite party, not merely on necessities of purported victim

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).