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Price paid for goods/services/promise of other party
Act/forbearance/promise as price for other's promise
Both parties receive benefit and suffer detriment
Must have real, tangible value that law recognises
Courts don't assess bargain quality; only if it exists
Act done before promise made is not valid consideration
Service requested with implied payment is enforceable
Only person providing consideration can enforce contract
Performing existing duty provides no fresh consideration
Doing extra beyond existing duty = new consideration
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