For a Promise to Constitute Consideration, the Promise Must Prevent

question 11

True/False

For a promise to constitute consideration, the promise must prevent imposing an obligation on the person making it.

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Definitions:

Synesthesia

A crossing over of sensory perceptions. For example, a loud sound may be seen or a color may be felt.

Drug Dependency

A condition resulting from the chronic use of a drug where a person's body or mind feels a compulsory need to continue use despite potential harm.

Freebasing

A method of using drugs, especially cocaine, by converting them into a base so they can be smoked, leading to intense but short-lived effects.

Central Nervous System

The part of the nervous system consisting of the brain and spinal cord, serving as the main control center for the body's functions and responses.