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What's the majority rule on promissory estoppel across my contracts materials?

Your sources converge on the Restatement rule, with two wrinkles:

  • Your casebook uses the Restatement (Second) §90 test — promise, foreseeable reliance, actual reliance, injustice — as the baseline. Contracts casebook · p. 214
  • Your class notes flag that some jurisdictions still require reliance to be 'definite and substantial.' Class notes wk 6 · p. 3
  • Your bar outline lists the elements in the order the MBE tends to test them. Bar outline · p. 88

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