Chapter II SEAL AND CONSIDERATION PAGE 1. Seal 74 2. Consideration. a. Definition of and necessity for consideration 77 b. Surrender of right as a consideration 80 c. Forbearance, disadvantage suffered, etc., as a consideration 82, 83, 86, 88 d. Composition with creditors Promise for a promise 89 e. Consideration need not be adequate 92, 9J .C onsideration must be real 96 g. Doing what one is legally bound to do Contract obligation 99, 100 h. Doing what one is legally bound to do Non-contract obligation 103, 106 i. Accord and satisfaction 108 ;. Consideration must be mutual 112 k. Past consideration and moral obligation 116 .P ast consideration founded on previous request.... 121 m. Consideration must be possible 123 n. Failure of consideration 124 Chapter III CAPACITY OF PARTIES 1. Contracts of I nfants. a. Infants contracts for necessaries 126 b. Voidable contracts of infants 127 c. Executed contracts of infants 130 d. Effect of disaffirmance 133 c. Return of consideration after disaffirmance 136 .L iability of infants for deceit 139 2. Contracts of Persons Mentally Deficient. a. What constitutes mental incapacity Insanity 143 b. Contractual power of persons lacking mental capacity 146 (-. Contractural powers of intoxicated persons 148 3. Contracts of Corporations 150 4.
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