Sufficient - Consideration must be _______, Adequate - Consideration does not need to be, Executory - When both Parties have carried out their promise and consideration is still to be done, Executed - Party 1 has fulfilled his part of the promise, So A's consideration is E_____, Past - Consideration must not be, Promisee - Consideration must move from the P________, Vague - Consideration was too V______ in White v Bluett, Chocolate Wrappers - In Chappell v Nestle ___________ _________ was sufficient consideration, One Pound - In Thomas v Thomas, paying _________ a year was sufficient consideration, Existing Duty - Performance of an ________ _____ is not consideration, More - Performing ____ than your existing duty is sufficient consideration, Stilk v Myrick - Only 2 sailors abandoning the ship meant the crew were performing existing duties,

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