A Doctrine to Avoid Injustice That Is Used by the Courts

question 4

Multiple Choice

A doctrine to avoid injustice that is used by the courts to bind a promisor to promises that a reasonable person would rely upon without consideration, is called:

• A) settlement agreement
• B) accord and satisfaction
• C) unliquidated debt
• D) performance contract
• E) promissory estoppel

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