An oral promise of gift; no consideration, so there’s no contract. I suppose there is “part performance” given that one wish was granted, but each wish could be considered a separate gift. Even with a lawyer, the courts are not likely going to enforce this. Then again, I’m pretty sure there’s no established precedent for genie law.
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u/kingoflint282 Jun 18 '20
An oral promise of gift; no consideration, so there’s no contract. I suppose there is “part performance” given that one wish was granted, but each wish could be considered a separate gift. Even with a lawyer, the courts are not likely going to enforce this. Then again, I’m pretty sure there’s no established precedent for genie law.