Normally, a court will evaluate the adequacy of consideration based solely on the comparative value of the things exchanged as part of agreement.

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Courts typically do not evaluate the adequacy of consideration based on the comparative value of the things exchanged; instead, they look at whether there was a bargained-for exchange, where each party receives something of legal value, regardless of the actual value of the consideration given.

Normally, a Court Will Evaluate the Adequacy of Consideration Based