If a party promises not to sue another party, and it is later discovered that the first
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If a party promises not to sue another party, and it is later discovered that the first party never really had the right to sue, the original promise not to sue is invalid in every state, and the consideration must be returned. True/False
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Business Law With UCC Applications
ISBN: 9780073524955
13th Edition
Authors: Gordon Brown, Paul Sukys
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