Pashi promises, in an unsigned note, to give Neve, her daughter-in-law-to-be, the family jewellery and some share certificates worth $100,000 on the day she marries Pashi's son. If she does not do so, Neve can enforce the agreement since it is evidenced in writing and she, by marrying, gave Pashi consideration for her promise.

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The agreement may not be enforceable because it lacks a formal contract element, specifically being unsigned, and consideration from Pashi's perspective might not be legally sufficient as marriage may not directly benefit her in a way that constitutes consideration in a contractual context.

Pashi Promises, in an Unsigned Note, to Give Neve, Her