The Principle of Injurious Reliance Is

Multiple Choice

The principle of injurious reliance is

A) the contractual relationship that arises between an injured party and the person or persons on whom this injured party relies.
B) the personal injury that is suffered by persons who are involved in contractual situations.
C) the loss or harm that is suffered by a promisee, who, to his or her detriment relies on a gratuitous promise.
D) the injury that a person in a contractual relationship suffers when there is a breach of contract.
E) is the amount of compensation that is awarded to a party where there is a breach of contract.