If my son takes a luxury cruise without my permission and has the company send me the bill and I pay, I create the impression that I will always pay for this type of conduct. If I fail to inform the company that I will not pay again, this refers to the idea of

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Promissory estoppel refers to a situation where a party is prevented from going back on a promise, even if a legal contract does not exist, because the other party has relied on that promise to their detriment. By paying the bill, you create an impression of a promise to pay for such conduct in the future.

If My Son Takes a Luxury Cruise Without My Permission