Which of the following would be regarded as valuable consideration?
A) Agreeing not to sue the promisor for a previous breach of contract
B) Agreeing to do an existing statutory duty
C) Giving money to a charity nominated by the promisor
D) A promise made under a previous contract with the promisor
Correct Answer:
Verified
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