Promissory estoppel is a doctrine that: a. Requires a contract to be in writing to be enforceable b. Allows a party to cancel a contract due to a mistake c. Allows a party to enforce a promise even without consideration d. Requires both parties to provide something of value in a contract What is the role of the government in civil liability cases? a. To enforce the judgment b. To mediate between the parties c. To prosecute the wrongdoer d. To compensate the injured party QUESTION 13 Which of the following is an example of product liability? a. A business owner refusing to pay taxes b. A manufacturer selling a defective product C. A company paying a government official to secure a contrac d. A salesperson exaggerating the benefits of a product