Minor-Dietiker v. Mary Jane Stores of Michigan, Inc.

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• consideration distinct from the underlying contract can suffice to make an oral modification of a lease enforceable
• consideration distinct from the underlying contract can suffice to make an oral modification of a lease enforceable
• consideration distinct from underlying contract can suffice to make an oral modification of a lease enforceable
• “The intention of this statute is not to make unenforceable all oral modification agreements, but only those in which no valid consideration is alleged. An oral modification agreement supported by new consideration does not fall within the language of this statute.”
• “The intention of this statute is not to make unenforceable all oral modification agreements, but only those in which no valid consideration is alleged. An oral modification agreement supported by new consideration does not fall within the language of this statute.”

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