
Duress and undue influence
Doctrine in Contract. 3 cases, with the principle each one established. By lanbuk.com.
- Ibrahim Momordu Allie v Hajah Fatmatta Katah (311 of 1960; CC 310 of 1960) [1961] SLSC 14 (23 February 1961)
Sierra Leone — Supreme Court · 1961
Principle established: A purported family arrangement executed under undue influence is invalid, and property conveyances executed mala fide and collusively by an administrator must be set aside.
- Phillips v Phillips & Ors (CIVIL CASE 440 of 1965) [1967] SLSC 1244 (3 June 1967)
Sierra Leone — Supreme Court · 1967
Principle established: To obtain equitable relief in respect of an illegal transaction, a plaintiff must prove both the illegality and that his consent was procured under duress or undue influence.
- Phillips v Phillips, 1967-68 ALR S.L. 182
Sierra Leone — African Law Reports · 1967-68
Principle established: To obtain equitable relief regarding an illegal agreement, a party must establish that their consent was procured by duress or undue influence, beyond merely demonstrating the illegality itself.
