Questions Consideration is said to be either beneft to the promisor or detri- ment to the promisee. Who was the promisor, the uncle or the nephew? Who was the promisee? 2 Does Hamer v. Sidway find that the uncle had benefited from the nephew’s failure to drink, smoke, and so on? Did the nephew give up a legal right which, arguably, was not a benefit to the uncle? Is this situation what is meant by detriment to the promisee without there being benefit to the promisor? https://d2vlcm61l7u1fs.cloudfront.net/media%2F873%2F8730f55a-b61f-41cc-8ce4-14172661683e%2Fphp0yfKCx.png

1. Uncle is the promiser and the nephew is the promisee.
2. Yes, Hamer v. Sidway does find that uncle was benefitted legally from the failure of nephew to drink, smoke and so on.
3.In this situation the promisee left drinking liquor and smoking tobacco even occasionally upto the age of 21 which was his legal rights just for the shake of his uncle’s promise. This abstainement from the legal rights is termed as detriment of the promisee.
 
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