Why do courts usually not consider the adequacy of consideration for a contract? Courts do not usually
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Courts do not usually have the information necessary to determine adequacy of consideration for a contract.
Courts will not set aside a contract because one of the parties to the contract was not prepared to get the best deal for themselves.
Courts do not determine questions of fact in dealing with contracts.
The Constitution prohibits government from interfering with the validity of contracts.
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