Which of the following is often used by agreements that try to make gratuitous promises look like true bargains?

A) Nominal consideration
B) Past consideration
C) Composition agreement
D) Requirements contract

Nominal Consideration

A token amount in a contract to acknowledge the agreement, without intending it to be a true reflection of the value exchanged.

Gratuitous Promises

Promises made without the expectation of receiving anything in return, often lacking legal enforceability due to the absence of consideration.

True Bargains

Deals that are genuinely advantageous, offering good value for the money paid.