Explanation:

An agreement is Voidable when an agreement or contract is enforceable at the • option of one Or more of the other parties thereto but not at the option of the other or others. For example: The contract was entered under duress, coercion, undue influence or fraud. A consent given under duress is no consent and the person giving such consent has the option to withdrawit. A contract the consent to which is caused by coercion, undue influence, fraud or misrepresentation is voidable at the option of the party whose consent is so caused. Burden is on the. party alleging fraud to establish (Hajra Bai V. Jadavabai All? 1986 MF106) .A person avoiding the contract on the basis of being voidable has to disclose in his plaint the full partk'ulàrs of any of the vitiating factors entitling him to avoid the contract fGSubhashini v. PLakthini.Bai '1579 1MLJ1071 In a voidable contract, vague and general allegations are insufficient. The vitiating factors must be separately pleaded with specificity, particularity and precision (Bishu.ndeo Narain v Seogeni ..RJA1R 1951 SC 280)