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A debtor owed a creditor $750 on an old debt. On July 1, the debt was barred by the statute of limitations. On August 1, the debtor ran into the creditor at a party and overheard him telling mutual friends that the debtor "is a deadbeat who weiches on his debts. " Feeling pangs of guilt, the debtor approached the creditor and orally agreed to pay him the $750 debt on September 1. The debtor refused to pay the creditor the 750aspromisedonSeptember1St.Ifthecreditorsuesthedebtortorecoverthe750 as promised on September 1St. If the creditor sues the debtor to recover the 750 debt, which would provide the strongest grounds that the debtor's oral promise was unenforceable?
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A debtor owed a creditor $750 on an old debt. On July 1, the debt was barred by the statute of limitations. On August 1, the debtor ran into the creditor at a party and overheard him telling mutual friends that the debtor "is a deadbeat who weiches on his debts. " Feeling pangs of guilt, the debtor approached the creditor and orally agreed to pay him the $750 debt on September 1. The debtor refused to pay the creditor the 750aspromisedonSeptember1St.Ifthecreditorsuesthedebtortorecoverthe750 debt, which would provide the strongest grounds that the debtor's oral promise was unenforceable?
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A debtor owed a creditor $750 on an old debt. On July 1, the debt was barred by the statute of limitations. On August 1, the debtor ran into the creditor at a party and overheard him telling mutual friends that the debtor "is a deadbeat who weiches on his debts. " Feeling pangs of guilt, the debtor approached the creditor and orally agreed to pay him the $750 debt on September 1. The debtor refused to pay the creditor the $750 as promised on September 1St. If the creditor sues the debtor to recover the $750 debt, which would provide the strongest grounds that the debtor's oral promise was unenforceable?

category

law

options

  1. There was no mutuality of obligation.
  2. The creditor's claim was based on hearsay.
  3. The promise was made out of guilt, not legal obligation.
  4. It was violative of the statute of frauds.
  5. The debtor was under duress when he made the promise.
  6. The debtor had no legal capacity to enter into the agreement.
  7. The debt was already barred by the statute of limitations.
  8. The promise was not made in a formal legal setting.
  9. It was not supported by new consideration.
  10. The debtor did not provide a written agreement for the promise.

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ori_mmlu-professional_law

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1513
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4451889f-3a84-573a-81ae-67a6a6d340a8
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default--test--1513
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