The Madsion Avenue Ad Agency (Madison') agrees to promote Umbridge's Umbrellas. In exchange., Madison is to receive 10% of gross profits. Later, Umbridge claims that the contract is unenforceable because there is no mutuality of consideration. This claim is based on the fact that it appears from the contract that Madison has no specific duty to promote the umbrellas; it just gets a benefit of 10% of the sales. Is Umbridge correct? Explain.

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Umbridges claim that the contract is unenforceable due to a lack of mutuality of consideration might not be valid In contract law mutuality of conside... View the full answer