Answer:
The court in Ferguson v. Carnes
Explanation:
In this case, Ferguson and Carnes were the children of a wealthy mother. The two made an oral agreement stating that they will divide the estate equally among eachother if the mother only put one of them in the will. The mother only wrote Carnes in the will, who refused to pay Ferguson, thus he claimed they made an agreement but Carnes stated the agreement lacked consideration, and in this case the court held that an oral agreement regarding disinheritance did not lack consideration because a promise, no matter how slight constitute suficient consideration.
