Janet, who is 75 years old and in poor health condition, is a wealthy widow who owns three

bungalows in Bukit Jelutong. Until recently she suffered from hallucinations that she was

pursued by demons. About three months ago she enrolled herself for the treatment offered by a

spiritual adviser, Singa, who operated from his link house in Bukit Jelutong. Whilst she was

receiving treatment as a resident at Singa's house, he told her that he needed a bungalow to

house the persons seeking his treatment and impressed upon her that her assistance was

required in this matter. This prompted Janet to state that she would help Singa as soon as she recovered from her ailment. Three months after commencing the treatment offered by Singa,

Janet no longer had the hallucinations mentioned above. She returned home last week. A day

after she returned home she signed a contract prepared by Singa's solicitor agreeing to sell one

of her bungalows in Bukit Jelutong to Singa for RM200, 000. The market value of the bungalow

is RM1.4 million. Janet says that she regrets having signed the contract and seeks your advice.

Advise Janet whether she could avoid the contract on any ground.