As discussed in the case in the text,McLellan v.Charly,promissory estoppel:
A)applies only when the promisee relied on the promise,even if the reliance was not reasonably expected.
B)is used as a consideration substitute.
C)is used when there was consideration that was later destroyed.
D)applies whether or not the promisee relied on the promise.

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Promissory estoppel requires (1)a promise that the promisor should reasonably expect to induce reliance, (2)reliance on the promise by the promisee,and (3)injustice to the promisee as a result of that reliance.Promissory estoppel is now widely used as a consideration substitute,not only in donative promise cases but also in cases involving commercial promises contemplating a bargained-for exchange.

As Discussed in the Case in the Text,McLellan V