alleryStart learning →An act is valid consideration only if done at whose desire?
AA third party
BThe court
CThe promisor
DThe promisee
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The promisor
The act or abstinence must be done at the request of the promisor, otherwise it is not good consideration.
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