A promise against public policy:
A) can be contractual.
B) is enforceable if the parties have capacity and mutual assent and they exchange consideration.
C) has no legal remedy available for breach.
D) must be in writing to be enforceable.

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A promise against public policy is invalid and unenforceable by law, regardless of whether it meets the basic requirements of a valid contract such as capacity, mutual assent, and consideration. There is no legal remedy available for the breach of such a promise.

A Promise Against Public Policy