Nestl had a new promotion. They would give a music particular record (vinyl) to any customer who

Nestlé had a new promotion. They would give a music particular record (vinyl) to any customer who presented three wrappers from their chocolate bars. Nestle was then sued by the owner/composer of the record for violating the Owner's copyright and selling the Owner's Intellectual Property without a license (permission). In its defense, Nestlé argued that they were not "selling" the record because the wrappers were worthless and were thrown in the trash, thus there was no Consideration. 

Is there a consideration?

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