An agreement that lacks one or more of the essential elements of a contract from the very beginning is a:
A) voidable and unenforceable contract.
B) void and unenforceable contract.
C) valid and enforceable contract.
D) void, but enforceable contract.

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A contract that is missing one or more essential elements is considered void from the very beginning, meaning it is not a valid contract and cannot be enforced. Therefore, the correct answer is B, void and unenforceable.

An Agreement That Lacks One or More of the Essential