What Are Possible Justifications for the Doctrine of Anticipatory Breach

question 4

Multiple Choice

What are possible justifications for the doctrine of anticipatory breach? Please select all that apply.

• A) There is an implied promise to maintain the contractual obligation intact from the making of the contract until it is performed.
• B) There is an objectively reasonable inference that the contractual obligation will not be properly performed when due.
• C) The innocent party always has a right to terminate the contract and sue for damages.
• D) It is justified wholly on pragmatic grounds.

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