A condition _______ is a particular event that must occur for a party's duty to arise. - Answers precedent
A condition _______ is a future event that terminates the obligations of the parties when it occurs. -
Answers subsequent
When each party's performance is conditioned on the performance of the other, the conditions are
________. - Answers concurrent
________ conditions are explicitly stated in the contract. - Answers Express
Which of the following is not a way in which a party's obligations can be discharged? - Answers
ignorance of the law
Contractual conditions may be either _______ by law or ________ inserted into the contract by the
parties. - Answers implied; expressly
If a homeowner enters into a contract with a builder to replace the windows in his house, there is a(n)
_________ condition that the builder will be allowed to enter the house to complete the window
removal and installation. - Answers implied
If a condition precedent does not occur, ________. - Answers the contracting party's duty to perform
does not arise
If, consistent with his contractual duty, a painter shows up at a home with his paint and ladder and is
ready to begin painting the garage, he - Answers had tendered performance upon arrival at the house.
_________ performance occurs when every aspect of the parties' duties under the contract is carried
out perfectly. - Answers Complete
Which of the following is the most common situation resulting in discharge of a contract? - Answers
performance
________ performance occurs when nearly all the terms of the agreement have been met, there has
been an honest effort to complete all terms, and there has been no willingful departure from the terms
of the agreement. - Answers Substantial
What is the legal effect of a material breach of contract? - Answers It discharges the non-breaching party
from his obligations under the contract.
A __________ occurs when a party fails to perform his or her obligations under a contract. - Answers
breach
Which of the following is an incorrect statement regarding the rights of a non-breaching party after
anticipatory repudiation? - Answers The non-breaching party is still required to perform his obligations
under the contract, and can then sue the other for breach