The four types of consideration in contract law are:
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Monetary Consideration: This involves a payment or exchange of money for goods or services.
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Service Consideration: This refers to the performance of a service in exchange for something of value.
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Bargained-for Exchange: This occurs when parties agree to exchange something of value, which can include promises or actions.
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Detrimental Reliance: This arises when one party relies on a promise made by another, leading to a disadvantage if the promise is not fulfilled.
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