The court will never look at adequacy of consideration as long as at least one party has given some detriment.

The court generally does not evaluate the adequacy of consideration, meaning it does not assess whether what one party has given is of equal value to what they have received. The focus is on whether there is a bargain or exchange, not on the fairness of the exchange. However, in cases of fraud, duress, or unconscionability, the court may consider the adequacy of consideration.