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Can you sue someone for breach of promise if they told you for a year you and your children were going to move into a house that he built?
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∙ 16y ago
No, there is no consideration for this promise as you are giving nothing in exchange for this promise (in your hypothetical). If you reasonably relied on the promise to your detriment, you may have a promissory estoppel argument to enforce the promise.
This is America. You can sue anybody for anything. Really, really. I doubt you'd get anything though.
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∙ 16y ago
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∙ 14y agoYou might be able to sue them for some kind of civil wrong, but even though it may still be on the statute books of some states, "breach of promise" is an old and outmoded offense that is never brought any longer.
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