The validity of a contract is not affected by:
A) the effect of the contract on the community.
B) unconscionability.
C) the absence of good faith.
D) the fact that the contract turned out to be a bad bargain for one of the parties.

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A contract is still valid even if it turns out to be a bad bargain for one of the parties, as long as it meets the other legal requirements for a contract.

The Validity of a Contract Is Not Affected By