Which of the following is not generally required in order to have a valid contract?
A) Mutual assent.
B) A lawful purpose.
C) Fairness of the bargain.
D) Parties who have contractual capacity.

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Fairness of the bargain is not generally required for a contract to be valid. A contract can be valid even if it is not fair, as long as there is mutual assent, a lawful purpose, and parties with contractual capacity.

Which of the Following Is Not Generally Required in Order