Borrowed
Just a little something I borrowed from another thread.
Makes you think about “What was mutally agreed on.” And her “Contracts”
FRAUD: somebody who deliberately deceives somebody else, usually for financial gain.
doing research I found this: interesting
4. Other Voidable Circumstances
There are other circumstances where a breach of contract can turn into a voided contract. If a person is under duress or under the influence to sign a contract, it may turn the contract void. If a person or persons are pressured into signing a contract, they may have been put under duress. If a party misinterprets a material, misrepresents themselves or their company, or commits fraud, this may make a breach of contract acceptable.
In some cases, failure to disclose information may also be deemed to be fraud or misrepresentation. If a contract is unconscionable, it may also be voided. If there is a mistake in a contract, it may be deemed voided. This may occur when a party or parties have a mistaken belief over a certain aspect when they first enter into a contract. If a contract is determined to have a bilateral mistake situation, this means that both parties were mistaken over something, and the contract can be voided. A contract may also be unenforceable if it violates the existing laws of that state, or goes against public policies. An example of this is a court not upholding a contract for the sale of illegal fireworks. It is always best to consult a lawyer to determine if your contract is null and void, or if it is a reputable breach of contract.