What Must Be Present in Order for a Condition Subsequent

question 71

Multiple Choice

What must be present in order for a condition subsequent to be recognized as legally enforceable?

• A) sufficient detail; otherwise,the uncertain condition is unenforceable
• B) sufficient fulfillment of each parties' collateral contractual obligations
• C) reasonable certainty and objectivity; otherwise,the condition will fail
• D) reasonable certainty of an unforeseen occurrence of an event

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