A) There is only one type of condition: precedent.
B) There are two types of conditions: precedent and subsequent.
C) There are three types of conditions: precedent, subsequent, and concurrent.
D) There are four types of conditions: precedent, subsequent, concurrent, and timeliness.
E) There are at least ten types of conditions, and their identification varies based upon the subject matter.
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A) Performance is the only way a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
B) The failure of a condition to occur and performance are the only ways a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
C) Operation of law is the only way a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
D) Discharge may occur through material breach by one or both parties.
E) Discharge may not occur through the failure of a condition to occur.
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A) Reduce
B) Remit
C) Reform
D) Mitigate
E) Migrate
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A) An order of specific performance
B) A compensatory order
C) A nominal order
D) A consequential order
E) A demand order
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A) The court ruled that the bad weather completely excused the defendant's performance.
B) The court ruled that the parties had to jointly bear the burden of bad weather and that 50% of what the defendant owed would be excused.
C) The court ruled that the defendant was legally entitled to additional time in which to pay, but that the defendant would be required to pay all amounts owed.
D) The plaintiffs were entitled to recover because the defendant failed to anticipatorily repudiate the contract.
E) The plaintiffs were entitled to recover for reasons including that the nonoccurrence of hurricanes was not a basic assumption of the agreement.
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A) Partial and significant
B) Partial and complete
C) Partial and substantial
D) Complete and substantial
E) Complete and significant
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A) Uncertain
B) Conditional
C) Unreasonable
D) Voidable
E) Void
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A) There are no damages because Willis did not breach the contract.
B) Robert will not have to pay for the house because Willis failed to perform as required.
C) Even though Willis substantially performed, Robert will not have to pay for the house because Willis materially breached the contract.
D) Robert is released from paying for the house because of the anticipatory breach.
E) Any damages awarded would be in the range of $300, the amount it would take to fix the breach.
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A) Partial
B) Conditional
C) Express
D) Implied
E) Concurrent
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A) Immaterial breach
B) Substantial breach
C) Material breach
D) Delineated breach
E) Crossed breach
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A) To fashion remedies when the existing laws did not provide any adequate ones.
B) To supplement compensatory damages with punitive damages.
C) To provide a way to award nominal damages.
D) To provide a way to award consequential damages.
E) To provide a way to award certain parties liquidated damages.
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A) Equitable
B) Fair
C) Public
D) Legal
E) Injunctive
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A) Precedent
B) Subsequent
C) Concurrent
D) At large
E) Certain
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