Can the party being expropriated claim to revoke an agreement signed under coercion?


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2024-12-09

According to the laws of our country, if one party uses fraud, coercion, or takes advantage of another party's danger to make the other party enter into a contract against their true intentions, the harmed party has the right to request the people's court to change or revoke the contract. The compensation agreement for expropriation is also a written contract signed by both parties, so the law grants the expropriated party the right to exercise the power of change or revocation to protect their legitimate rights from being infringed. In this specific case, the staff of the expropriation department clearly used coercive means to force Zhao to sign the agreement against his true will, therefore, Zhao can request the people's court to revoke or change this agreement.

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