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Melnick built a house for gintzler, but the foundation was defective. gintzler agreed to accept the foundation if melnick guaranteed to repair any damage that was caused by the defects in the future. melnick agreed, but when gintzler called melnick two years later to repair water damage resulting from the foundation defects, melnick refused to make any repairs. gintzler sued, and melnick argued that his promise to make future repairs was unsupported by consideration. who will win the suit?
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