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What is the doctrine of promissory estoppel?
What is the doctrine of promissory estoppel?
The doctrine of promissory estoppel states that if a promise is made and the promisee relies on that promise, the promisor cannot renege.
In promissory estoppel, what are the two views regarding remedies?
In promissory estoppel, what are the two views regarding remedies?
The two views are the Expectation view and the Reliance view.
According to the Second Restatement Section 90, in what way can recovery be limited in promissory estoppel cases?
According to the Second Restatement Section 90, in what way can recovery be limited in promissory estoppel cases?
Recovery might be limited to restitution or damages based on the promisee's reliance, rather than the terms of the promise.
What is implied consideration, as mentioned in the text?
What is implied consideration, as mentioned in the text?
What are the two key requirements for promissory estoppel to be enforced?
What are the two key requirements for promissory estoppel to be enforced?
How may courts limit damages in promissory estoppel cases?
How may courts limit damages in promissory estoppel cases?
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