In What Circumstances May an Innocent Party Sue for the Agreed

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Multiple Choice

In what circumstances may an innocent party sue for the agreed sum?

• A) Where the innocent party ignores the anticipatory breach, and completes performance of her side of the contract.
• B) Where the innocent party decides to keep the contract alive, but is unable to continue performing her contractual obligations without cooperation from the other party.
• C) Where the innocent party decides to keep the contract alive, and continues performance but does not fulfil her side of the bargain
• D) Where the innocent party accepts the breach by suing for damages.

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