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Promissory estoppel means a is , even if made without when a promisor has made a promise to a promisee who then relies on that promise to his subsequent (or harm). Therefore it is a way to prevent a promise being (or obtain remedies for its breach) despite the lack of a contract Stores (Interstate) Ltd v Requires satisfaction of 6 elements: 1. The made a promise 2. The makes an because of the promise 3. The promisee on the assumption 4. The promisor the promisee would on that assumption 5. The promisee will a detriment of the promisor is permitted to his or her promise Consequences if promisorry estoppel applies: If promissory estoppel applies, then the court may order the promisor to do what is required to remove the detriment either by: or . by an (stop the promisor from doing something - such as breaking the promise). Walton detriment broken promise consideration enforceable Maher assumption intended relied promisor suffer break rely promisee injunction compensation