If the values of the items exchanged in a contract are unequal courts generally:
A) hold that the contract is not binding
B) require the parties to rewrite the contract
C) support the contract anyway
D) require the offeror to add something to the contract
E) require the offeree to add something to the contract

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Courts generally support contracts even if the values exchanged are unequal, as long as the contract was entered into freely by both parties. The law typically does not assess the fairness of the consideration (value exchanged) as long as consideration exists.

If the Values of the Items Exchanged in a Contract