ACTG 2P40 Lecture Notes - Condition Subsequent, Condition Precedent

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Definition: to cancel the obligations of a contract; make an agreement/contract null and inoperative. An agreement not to proceed with the performance of a contract already in existence. This applies if neither party has performed fully at the time both agree to call off the bargain: accord and satisfaction (compromise) A compromise between contracting parties to substitute a new contractual obligation and release a party from the existing one. The parties to a contract agree to terminate it and substitute a new contact. A material change in terms same parties agree to a new contract. A change in parties one party leaves, another party jumps in. ex. A buys a ongoing business, therefore a accepts the contracts of debt that b may have as a debtor: condition precedent. An event that has to happen, before liability under the contract can be place. An uncertain event that brings a promisor"s liability to an end if it happens.

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