In Etridge terms, in which relationship will the law presume undue influence without proof of actual influence?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Solicitor and client
- Step 1: Certain relationships raise an irrebuttable presumption of trust and confidence, such as solicitor and client.
- Step 2: The transaction must call for explanation.
Answer
Solicitor and client.
Why not the others: Husband and wife is not presumed; friendships are not presumed; employers and employees are not presumed.
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