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Will a transaction that lacks bargained-for exchange always be upheld if the parties consented to it?

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Will a transaction that lacks bargained-for exchange always be upheld if the parties consented to it?

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  1. No.  They will rarely ben upheld.  A unilateral promise is not a contract in most circumstances.  

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