The moral duty on the party of a promisor to perform his promise is called
A) injurious reliance.
B) consideration.
C) civic duty.
D) moral cause.
E) estoppel.

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The term "moral duty" in the context of a promisor performing a promise is referred to as a "moral cause," which is an obligation based on ethical or moral grounds rather than legal enforceability.

The Moral Duty on the Party of a Promisor to Perform