Business agreements are most often challenged as contrary to public policy because
A) one party may have been coerced into signing the agreement.
B) they may be in restraint of trade.
C) the agreement may be contrary to statute.
D) one party may be more powerful that the other.
E) the agreement may be intended to defraud others.

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Agreements in restraint of trade are often challenged as contrary to public policy because they can limit competition and harm consumers, which is against the public interest.

Business Agreements Are Most Often Challenged as Contrary to Public