The Promise of "Love and Affection" Can Constitute Adequate Consideration

question 133

True/False

The promise of "love and affection" can constitute adequate consideration to support a contract.

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Definitions:

Borne

Carried or transported by; often used in the context of who is responsible for paying for something, e.g., "costs borne by the company."

Impostor

An impostor is someone who deceives others by assuming a false identity or role to gain certain benefits or advantages.

Negotiate

To engage in discussions aimed at reaching an agreement, especially in the context of contracts, prices, or terms of an arrangement.

Forged Instrument

A document that has been illegally altered or fabricated to deceive and is used in the commission of fraud, such as a counterfeit check.