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SCORPION-xisa [38]
2 years ago
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Chris promises dina $40,000 if she graduates from eagle college. dina enrolls in eagle, attends full-time for four years, and gr

aduates. when dina asks chris for $40,000, chris says, "i don't re¬member promising you $40,000. but if there was a promise, it's not en¬forceable, because we didn't bargain for it. and even if there was a prom¬ise that would otherwise be enforceable, i revoke it now." can dina en¬force chris's "prom¬ise"? why or why not?
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Katen [24]2 years ago
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A verbal contract is generally legally binding, but enforcement requires a significant burden of proof. In this particular instance, there would be exceptional difficulties in compelling Chris to pay. 
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