A person is not deemed to be induced by undue influence if his mental capacity is affected by ........

Indian Contract Act (ICA)1872 Capacity of Contract

A person is not deemed to be induced by undue influence if his mental capacity is affected by

temporary affect of age

permanent affect of age.

temporary headache

bodily distress

- Option 1: Temporary effect of age

- This could imply that age temporarily affects judgment.

- Not typically related to undue influence as it may not significantly impair decision-making.

- Option 2: Permanent effect of age

- A permanent cognitive impairment might qualify as undue influence if it affects decision-making capacity.

- Relevant if it impacts the ability to understand or resist influence.

- Option 3: Temporary headache

- Short-lived and unlikely to severely impair judgment or make someone susceptible to undue influence.

- This is the correct option. Mental capacity mildly affected doesn't imply undue influence when it's a temporary condition like a headache.

- Option 4: Bodily distress

- A physical condition might distract or impair focus but doesn't necessarily exacerbate undue influence unless it impacts cognition directly.

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