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Your Contracts outline
Consideration
1. The bargain requirement
Each side must exchange something legally sufficient.
2. Contract modification
New consideration is always required.
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Reliance may create an alternative basis for enforcement.
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An important exception is missing.
The blanket statement about modifications overlooks UCC § 2-209. A sale-of-goods modification generally needs no new consideration, but must be made in good faith.
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A seller and buyer agree to change the delivery date of a goods contract. Is fresh consideration always required for that modification?
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Your Contracts outline
Consideration
1. The bargain requirement
Each side must exchange something legally sufficient.
2. Contract modification
New consideration is always required.
3. Promissory estoppel
Reliance may create an alternative basis for enforcement.
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An important exception is missing.
The blanket statement about modifications overlooks UCC § 2-209. A sale-of-goods modification generally needs no new consideration, but must be made in good faith.
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Short answer excerpt · Contracts
“The agreement is unenforceable because the seller did not receive new consideration.”
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Consideration can matter to modifications governed by common law.
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First determine whether Article 2 governs. For goods, explain UCC § 2-209 and good faith instead of assuming a universal consideration rule.
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