Q Alfieri, a hunting enthusiast, frequently shot birds in his own and his neighbor's backyard in a violation of city ordiances prohibiting gun being discharged within city limits. The neighbor offered to pay Alfieri $100 to refrain from shooting birds for one year. At the end of a year neighbor refuses to pay, citing a lack of consideration for the agreement. Is the neighbor correct? Is valid consideration present in this agreement? Are barren promises acceptable consideration?
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