Questions: Consent to the terms of a contract is voluntary even if one of the parties is forced into the agreement.

The answer is False.

Consent to the terms of a contract must be given freely and voluntarily by all parties involved. If one of the parties is forced into the agreement, this constitutes duress, which invalidates the voluntary nature of the consent. Under contract law, for a contract to be valid, all parties must enter into the agreement without any form of coercion, undue influence, or duress. Therefore, if one party is forced into the agreement, the consent is not considered voluntary, and the contract may be deemed void or voidable.