Under ________,a promise that induces another party to act can be enforceable without consideration if the promisee substantially and justifiably relies on the promise.

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Promissory estoppel is a legal principle that enforces a promise even though it may not be supported by consideration (which is normally required for a contract to be formed). It applies when a party makes a promise to another party who then relies on that promise to their detriment. Courts will enforce the promise to prevent injustice or unfairness to the party who relied on the promise.

Under ________,A Promise That Induces Another Party to Act Can