A binding promise may be defined as one:
A) made by parties whose words are "intended to be meaningful"
B) that is enforced by tort law
C) that is written and "sealed"
D) that is written in the presence of an attorney
E) none of the other choices

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A binding promise is typically enforced by contract law, not tort law, and does not necessarily need to be written, sealed, or made in the presence of an attorney.

A Binding Promise May Be Defined as One