Which of the following statements is false?

Unless there are exceptional circumstances that justify the court's intervention, such as infant contracts or situations of unequal bargaining power, the court should not interfere in the setting of the contract's consideration.

Value of consideration is best assessed by the persons making the bargain.

Freedom of contract implies freedom to set the amount of consideration.

Courts do not wish to second-guess why businesspeople made the bargain that they did.

Value of consideration is best assessed by a judge.