Consideration can have legal value if the promisee:
A) does not perform an act in the case of unilateral contracts.
B) does something he or she had no prior legal duty to do in exchange for the promisor's promise.
C) agrees to do something he or she has a legal right to do in exchange for the promisor's promise.
D) does not give up something in exchange for the promise made by the promisor.

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Consideration can have legal value in one of two ways. If the promisee does or agrees to do something he or she had no prior legal duty to do in exchange for the promisor's promise, that provides legal value. If the promisee agrees not to do something he or she has a legal right to do in exchange for the promisor's promise, that also provides legal value.

Consideration Can Have Legal Value If the Promisee