Answer the following:

1. Most contracts are discharged by fulfilling conditions precedent, conditions subsequent, or concurrent conditions.

a. True

b. False

2. Match the term with the correct definition.

Part A

1. Breach

2. Tender

3. Repudiation

Part B

a. An indication before the deadline of a contract by word or action that a party will not perform the obligations of the contract

b. The failure, without legal excuse, to perform the obligations of the contract Anticipatory

c. The unconditional offer to perform by someone who is ready, able, and willing to perform

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Jaylyn Atkinson

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3 April, 16:21

Answer the following:

1. Most contracts are discharged by fulfilling conditions precedent, conditions subsequent, or concurrent conditions.

a. True

b. False

2. Match the term with the correct definition.

Part A

1. Breach

2. Tender

3. Repudiation

Part B

a. An indication before the deadline of a contract by word or action that a party will not perform the obligations of the contract

b. The failure, without legal excuse, to perform the obligations of the contract Anticipatory

c. The unconditional offer to perform by someone who is ready, able, and willing to perform

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Jadyn Spence · Answer 1

Question 01:

the answer is true! contracts can be fulfilled and discharged by those ways. depending on the agreements the contracting parties have!

Question 02:

1. Breach : b. The failure, without legal excuse, to perform the obligations of the contract Anticipatory

2. Tender: c. The unconditional offer to perform by someone who is ready, able, and willing to perform

3. Repudiation: a. An indication before the deadline of a contract by word or action that a party will not perform the obligations of the contract