When a Promise Can Become a Binding Contract

​Promises have long been a part of everyday life, but traditionally, it was widely believed that a
promise could not be legally binding. However, under Texas law, particularly Chapter 26, Title 3
of the Texas Business and Commerce Code, a promise can indeed be binding if it is supported
by written documentation and signed by the person making the promise (the promisor). This
article explores how emails can transform promises into enforceable contracts, especially when
certain legal requirements are met.

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