Duggan inherited some nondescript furniture, including an old desk that he sold to Andersen for $50. A short time later he learned that the desk was an antique worth about $500. Duggan brought suit to recover $450, the difference between the sale price and what the desk was really worth.

a. Will Duggan succeed in this suit?

b. Is the contract between Duggan and Andersen unconscionable?

c. Is the contract void because of the inadequacy of consideration?