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Article 1141 of the French Civil Code

The threat of legal action does not constitute violence. The situation is different where the legal remedy is diverted from its purpose or where it is invoked or exercised to obtain a manifestly excessive advantage.

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Article 1143 of the French Civil Code

Violence also exists when a party, abusing the state of dependence in which his co-contractor finds himself towards him, obtains from him a commitment which he would not have entered into in the absence of such coercion and derives a manifestly excessive advantage.

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Article 1148 of the French Civil Code

A person who is incapable of entering into a contract may nevertheless carry out on his or her own the ordinary acts authorised by law or custom, provided that they are entered into under normal conditions.

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Article 1149 of the French Civil Code

Routine acts performed by a minor may be annulled on the grounds of simple injury. However, nullity is not incurred where the lesion results from an unforeseeable event. A simple declaration of majority made by the minor is not an obstacle to annulment. The minor may not evade the commitments he has made in the exercise of his profession.

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