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understanding promissory estoppel in Florida contract law. What is Promise Orry? Estoppel? Promissory estoppel is a claim made in an effort to make someone keep a promise, even though there isn't a written or oral contract accordingly. Acclaim for Promise Ori estoppel in Florida can only be made when one person makes a statement verbally or in writing, indicating that they will do something to benefit another person that would be beneficiary, relies on and take certain actions based on the promise the would be beneficiary experiences. Losses usually financial as a result, because the losses stem from actions taken based on the belief that her promise will be kept. This is also known as detrimental reliance, lack of consideration, as we have just noted. Promise aureus Topple on Lee applies in situations where there is no viable legal binding contract. In most cases, the lack of a valid contract is attributed to a lack of proper consideration. So what is that? In this context, consideration is the term used for something that the beneficiary in agreement commits to doing or providing in exchange for the benefit. For example, consider a written contract signed by person A and person be innit? Person A promise is. A crew from his moving company will come to Person B's residence, where they packed Person B's household goods. Person A also promises to have his crew transport Person B's belongings to his new apartment in another part of the state in a specified period. Person be agrees to pay person aged moving company for those service is the payment is the consideration.