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  • lalonguecarabine

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    So, say the Coyote and the Roadrunner were holding Porky-pig hostage.
    Would the document Tweety signed still be binding even though Sylvester threatened to shave off Yosemite Sams mustache?
     

    TexasRedneck

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    I have my thoughts, but given this is a hypothetical situation, it's not worth expressing them, since the OP can change things around at will, and we'll end up chasing our tales. Sorry - but IMHO, this is a total waste of time.
     

    kusai

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    TR, I would like to know what you think really. Not a lot is changed for except what has been said in given situation.
    I have my thoughts, but given this is a hypothetical situation, it's not worth expressing them, since the OP can change things around at will, and we'll end up chasing our tales. Sorry - but IMHO, this is a total waste of time.
     

    fgarcia3441

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    This reminds me when Roger Rabbit, was framed with the murder of Marvin Acme. Marvin Acme, is the inventor of the Acme Pen, this type of pen is use when signing document under duress. Fortunately Roger Rabbit was only charge with murder and it was easier for him to prove his innocent than him being accused of signing a document under duress.
     

    TXARGUY

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    Forcefully signed document & notortized document hold any value ?

    But what if space aliens!?

    In the case of Marvin all bets are off.

    Also, I'd like to meet the fella who can shave the moustache off of Sam.

    For any one of you lilly livered bow legged varmits care the slap leather with him, in case any of ya get any idears, ya better know yer dealin with. He's tha' hootiness, tootiness, shootiness bob tailed wild cat in the west. [fires his guns at the ground, levatating himself for a second] He's tha' fastest gun north, south, east, andddd west of tha' Pecos.
     

    London

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    Oh, I know. I always wondered how far someone could argue they were under duress to sign it since the only other option is imprisonment. I always wheel and deal with the prosecutor before it gets that far.
     

    M. Sage

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    Oh, I know. I always wondered how far someone could argue they were under duress to sign it since the only other option is imprisonment. I always wheel and deal with the prosecutor before it gets that far.

    What use would it be, since it's just bail?
     
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