Mona asserts that a deal she entered into with Nate is an unenforce?able contract. Defenses to the enforcement of a contract include
A) a desire not to perform.
B) adverse economic consequences.
C) results that do not match expectations.
D) the lack of a party's genuine assent.

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The lack of a party's genuine assent is a defense to the enforcement of a contract. This means that if Mona can prove that she did not genuinely assent to the terms of the agreement with Nate, the contract may be found to be unenforceable. The other options listed do not necessarily constitute valid defenses to the enforcement of a contract.

Mona Asserts That a Deal She Entered into with Nate