Milo files a suit against Nisa Corporation under the doctrine of promissory estoppel.Milo must show that
A) Milo justifiably refused to ful fill a promise to Nisa.
B) Milo justifiably relied on Nisa's promise to his detriment.
C) Nisa justifiably refused to ful fill a promise to Milo.
D) Nisa justifiably relied on Milo's promise to its detriment.

Question

Milo files a suit against Nisa Corporation under the doctrine of promissory estoppel.Milo must show that​ 
A) ​Milo justifiably refused to ful fill a promise to Nisa. 
B) ​Milo justifiably relied on Nisa's promise to his detriment. 
C) ​Nisa justifiably refused to ful  fill a promise to Milo. 
D) ​Nisa justifiably relied on Milo's promise to its detriment.

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Promissory estoppel is a legal doctrine in which a party who makes a promise to another party is prevented from breaking that promise, even if a contract was not formed. In order for Milo to succeed in his suit against Nisa Corporation under promissory estoppel, he must show that he justifiably relied on Nisa's promise to his detriment. This means that Milo relied on Nisa's promise and suffered a loss or harm as a result of that reliance. Options A, C, and D are incorrect as they do not involve the element of justifiable reliance.

Milo Files a Suit Against Nisa Corporation Under the Doctrine