Luther asserts that a deal he entered into with Mona is an unenforceable contract because of a certain defense to its enforcement. Such defenses include

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The lack of a party's voluntary consent is a valid defense to the enforcement of a contract, as it means one of the parties did not fully understand the terms or was coerced into agreeing. This lack of voluntary consent could be due to fraud, duress, mistake, or other factors that would invalidate the contract.

Luther Asserts That a Deal He Entered into with Mona