If someone provides a service that he or she is already obligated to do,it is an example of
A)a promissory estoppel.
B)a past consideration.
C)an illusory promise.
D)a preexisting duty.

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When someone is already obligated to perform a certain service, promising to do so is not considered a new consideration and is therefore not enforceable. This is known as a preexisting duty, and such promises are not legally binding.

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