Mona asserts that a contract she entered into with Nate is unenforceable.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 valid defense to the enforcement of a contract. Mona may argue that she did not give her genuine assent to the contract and therefore it should not be enforced. Options A, B and C are not valid defenses to the enforcement of a contract.

Mona Asserts That a Contract She Entered into with Nate