The Principle of Injurious Reliance Is

question 8

Multiple Choice

The principle of injurious reliance is

• A) the contractual relationship that arises between an injured party and the person or persons on whom this injured party relies.
• B) the personal injury that is suffered by persons who are involved in contractual situations.
• C) the loss or harm that is suffered by a promisee, who, to his or her detriment relies on a gratuitous promise.
• D) the injury that a person in a contractual relationship suffers when there is a breach of contract.
• E) is the amount of compensation that is awarded to a party where there is a breach of contract.

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