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My band teacher told us that we would go to an annual Disneyland trip. Going to this trip we learn from a Disneyland workshop that helps us with our craft. Now she has changed the trip to Knottsberry Farm. I believe this is a breach of contact. What action can I take?
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With few exceptions, one of the requirements for a valid contract is consideration. In other words, you must either give something to the other contracting party, or give something up, or there will be no contract. A promise without consideration is not binding. Thus, if the teacher had promised to take you to Disneyland in exchange for $1000, you might have a binding contract. Here, it does not seem as if you do.
Answered on Feb 05th, 2013 at 3:53 PM