A promise to do something that one is already required to do either by law or by contract represents no additional sacrifice and is:
A) a general release.
B) an illegal act.
C) not a valid consideration.
D) fraudulent.

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A promise to do something that one is already required to do by law or by contract is not considered a valid consideration because there is no additional sacrifice or benefit. In order for a promise to be considered valid consideration, it must involve something of value being given or exchanged. This is a basic principle of contract law.

A Promise to Do Something That One Is Already Required