In the absence of a contract complete with offer, acceptance, and consideration, a court may enforce a promise under the principle of promissory estoppel where

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Promissory estoppel applies when the promisor makes a promise that the promisee relies on to their detriment. The court may enforce the promise to prevent injustice, even if all elements of a contract are not present.

In the Absence of a Contract Complete with Offer, Acceptance