Which of the following is usually not a requirement for a contract to be valid?
A) offer and acceptance
B) equal value in exchange
C) contractual capacity
D) purpose of contract must be legal
E) all of the other choices are required

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While it is generally recommended that a contract involve an exchange of equal value, this is not always a legal requirement for a contract to be valid. The other options listed (offer and acceptance, contractual capacity, and legality of purpose) are generally required for a contract to be considered valid.

Which of the Following Is Usually Not a Requirement for a Contract