alleryStart learning →A contract whose unavoidable costs exceed expected benefits is called:
AExecutory
BContingent
COnerous
DConstructive
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Onerous
An onerous contract is one where unavoidable costs of meeting obligations exceed the economic benefits expected.
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