Multiple Choice
Nancy's car collides with Randy's truck at an intersection.Randy believes the accident is his fault and asks Nancy if she will agree to a settlement of $5,000 for the damage to her vehicle and her promise not to sue him.Nancy believes the accident is her fault,but agrees to Randy's proposal anyway.Which of the following statements is true?
A) Nancy's forbearance does not amount to consideration because Randy's promise is illusory.
B) Nancy's forbearance does not amount to consideration because she does not have a good faith belief in the validity of her claim against Randy.
C) Nancy's forbearance amounts to consideration because she has a good faith belief in the validity of her claim against Randy.
D) Nancy's forbearance amounts to consideration because Randy has a moral obligation.
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