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Duress as a Vitiating Factor in Contract

The notion that a real consensus ad idem is necessary in the formation of a contract valid at common law is currently an unfashionable one. It is, perhaps, for this reason that in recent years little attention has been paid to the effect of duress on the validity of contracts.