Which of the following is not a factor listed under Void Contract?

• A. Legality
• B. Form
• C. Consideration
• D. Capacity

Answer: (C)

When a contract is void, it means it has no legal effect from the start because it fails to meet essential requirements or involves illegality. Factors that can make a contract void include illegality of the purpose, requirements about form (some contracts must be in a particular written form), and the capacity of the parties (for example, a minor or someone lacking mental capacity). Consideration, on the other hand, is what usually gives a contract its binding force: a valid contract typically needs consideration. Its presence or absence determines whether an agreement is valid, not whether it is void under these listed factors. So the element that is not a factor listed under Void Contract is consideration.