Without ____ a contract may be void.
A) a fair exchange of property
B) the presence of a witness
C) genuine consent by both parties
D) a court order
E) none of the other choices are correct

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Genuine consent by both parties is necessary for a contract to be valid. Without it, the contract may be void. The fair exchange of property is a requirement for consideration, which is also necessary for a contract, but it is not the sole requirement to make a contract valid. The presence of a witness or a court order may add to the legal enforceability of a contract, but they are not necessary for it to be valid. Option E has already been ruled out as one of the options is a correct answer.

Without ____ a Contract May Be Void