Examples of illusory promises include:
A) cancellation provisions.
B) apparent promises.
C) conditional obligations.
D) real obligations.

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Illusory promises are promises that are not really promises because they are not supported by any real commitment or consideration. Apparent promises are a type of illusory promise because they appear to be promises, but they lack the necessary commitment or consideration to make them legally binding. The other choices (cancellation provisions, conditional obligations, and real obligations) do not necessarily involve illusory promises.

Examples of Illusory Promises Include