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Open in the Research toolThe absence of independent advice to the second plaintiff is therefore a crucial consideration which has weighed on our minds. It is a consideration that the Court has taken into account in applying both the doctrine of unconscionable bargain and that of undue influence to the facts of the present case.
CFC CONSTRUCTION V. RANSOM DIVINE ATTITSOGBE CIVIL APPEAL NO. J4/21/2004 [2006] SLR (SC) 1 · Supreme Court · 2006 · DATE-BAH JSC
Read it in the judgmentThe more comprehensive doctrine of undue influence enables a court to set aside any benefit obtained, whether under a contract or as a gift, by the exertion of an influence which in the opinion of the court prevents one party from exercising an independent judgment on the matter in question.
CFC CONSTRUCTION V. RANSOM DIVINE ATTITSOGBE CIVIL APPEAL NO. J4/21/2004 [2006] SLR (SC) 1 · Supreme Court · 2006 · DATE-BAH JSC
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