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???? https://aideauxtd.com/academie-droit/... There can be no valid commitment unless, at the moment it is committed, the person who contracts is free from any constraint. The validity of any obligation first presupposes that consent has been given by a person capable of expressing a lucid will. Error, fraud or violence are defects of consent. If the consent of the author of the commitment is deemed to be vitiated, the legal act, whether unilateral or synallagmatic, is liable to be annulled.