The party to whom a promise is made has the right to expect or demand that something will or will not happen in the future.

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This is one of the fundamental principles of contract law: that a promise creates an expectation of future performance or non-performance. The party making the promise is obligated to fulfill their obligations under the contract, and the party to whom the promise is made has the right to expect that they will do so.

The Party to Whom a Promise Is Made Has the Right