When Does a Court Weigh the Adequacy of Consideration

question 56

Multiple Choice

When does a court weigh the adequacy of consideration?

• A) A court always looks at adequacy of consideration in a contract.
• B) A court never looks at adequacy of consideration in a contract.
• C) A court will look at adequacy of consideration if fraud or undue influence took place.
• D) A court looks at adequacy of consideration if it believes that the bargain a person made was not a good bargain.
• E) A court will look at adequacy of consideration only when a piece of property is involved.

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