EcoEnergy LLC files a suit against Fiber Optics Inc., claiming that the consideration for their contract is inadequate-that the plaintiff will not realize sufficient financial benefit from the deal to make it worthwhile. Most likely, the court will

A) evaluate the fairness of the bargain.
B) ask "how much" consideration was given.
C) not question the adequacy of consideration.
D) not determine whether consideration was exchanged.

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Ashtovia Bright · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Courts typically do not evaluate the adequacy of consideration as long as something of legal value is exchanged between the parties. The principle is that the parties are free to enter into contracts on their own terms, and it is not the role of the court to assess whether the deal was good or bad for either party.

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