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Lamar became homeless at a very young age and was taken in by aunt and uncle. many years later, lamar became a detective in the city police department. when aunt disappeared and was not heard from for a month, the case was assigned to lamar. uncle also came to lamar and asked him to promise to find aunt in return for the years of support. lamar agreed to uncle’s request. which of the following is true? lamar has no contractual duty to find aunt. if uncle had also promised lamar us $1,000 for finding aunt, he would be liable when lamar found her. lamar’s contractual duty to find aunt is based on past consideration. lamar will be liable for breach of contract if he does not find aunt.

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