In relation to contracts, Judicial Restraint is best defined by which of the following statements:

Even if a contract results in serious harm to a party, the judge will enforce the agreement if all the legal requirements have been met.

This practice makes the law unpredictable.

A motion by a judge in a bench trial that creates a landmark case.

A court will ignore certain provisions of the contract or an entire agreement if the judge believes that enforcing the agreement would be unjust.