A binding promise is:
A) a contract by federal law
B) unimportant in the modern definition of contracts
C) not relevant to the modern definition of contracts
D) central to the modern definition of easements
E) none of the other choices are correct

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A binding promise is central to the concept of contracts, not just by federal law but in general legal principles, making options A, B, and C incorrect. While easements involve rights to use property, they are not defined by the concept of a binding promise, making D incorrect. Thus, none of the provided choices accurately describe the role of a binding promise, leading to E being the correct answer.

A Binding Promise Is