Answer:
A)The court found that the defendant had established a prima facie defense of duress and remanded the case for further proceedings.
Step-by-step explanation:
The court ruled in favor of Charlotte Russe because the amendment of the contract was done under duress. Duress occurs when a party (generally with superior bargaining power) threats to file a lawsuit, physically hurt, or in this case cut a service provided if the other party does not agree to the terms of the proposed contract.
E.g. I force my neighbor to sell me his Playstation because if he didn't I would beat him up.
The actual words of the court were:
"[a] party may rescind a contract on the ground of duress if the party proves by clear, cogent, and convincing evidence that [it] agreed to the contract because of an improper threat by the other party that left no reasonable alternative."