Gina is the primary caretaker for her grandmother, who happens to be very wealthy

True or False?

Gina is the primary caretaker for her grandmother, who happens to be very wealthy. During a conversation one day, Grandmother offers to sell Gina the family’s country estate for ¼ of its value. Grandmother is so grateful to Gina for her dedication to caring for her so she feels that it is the right thing to do. Gina has saved enough money to purchase the estate, so she happily accepts Grandmother’s offer. Grandmother says “Ok, I’ll have my attorney draft the contract for sale, and we’ll start the transaction soon.”

This is a clear example of undue influence because Gina is Grandmother’s primary caretaker which creates a fiduciary relationship meaning that they can never enter into a contract with one another.