You Work for an Attorney Who Is Handling a Commercial

You work for an attorney who is handling a commercial litigation case involving a contract for the sale of a business. As part of the sale price, the seller agreed to make herself available to the buyer for one year as a consultant on matters related to the business. As your attorney is drafting a motion, she asks you to find a precedent for the proposition that consideration in a contract case does not necessarily need to be in the form of money. Which of the following cases is most analogous to your attorney's case?

A) A case in which a seller of real estate accepted both a cash payment and title to a smaller parcel of land.
B) A case in which a successful plaintiff in a negligence case accepted a new car in satisfaction of the judgment.
C) A bankruptcy case in which all debts owed by the debtor were discharged (cancelled or forgiven) .
D) A probate case in which a daughter inherited her parents' home.