In re Greenidge

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• highlighting that there may have been continuous duress such that immediate repudiation was not required
• Although a party seeking to “disaffirm a contract made under duress must act promptly to repudiate it,” a party has “no obligation to repudiate until the duress has ceased.”
• “[W]here during the period of acquiescence . . . the disaffirming party is still under the same continuing duress, he has no obligation to repudiate until the duress has ceased.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).