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1 Multiple Answer 3 points Travis is a very famous television star and Taylor is a famous polka musician. After meeting in Paris at a gathering of important people they decide to fall in love and marry. Travis' mother incorrectly assumes that Taylor isn't as rich as Travis and demands a prenuptial agreement. Late one night after drinking heavily at the filming of a reality show, Travis' mother threatens Taylor, telling her that if she doesn't agree to a prenup, she will break her fingers (ruining her accordion playing). In front of millions of viewers, Taylor says, "O.k., o.k., cross-my-heart-hope-to-die I promise I'll never take any of your money if we divorce." Is this a valid contract? Identify any issues which are likely problems in this situation: O best evidence rule undue influence statute of frauds capacity- intoxication compensatory damages the rule against perpetuities age duress