What is the key to all conditional clauses?

a. if a condition in a contract does not occur, public policy will require only substantial performance by the party for whom the condition failed.

b. if a condition in a contract does not occur, one party will probably be discharged without having to perform his or her obligations under the contract.

c. if a contract contains a conditional clause, the requirement of good faith will be eliminated.

d. if a contract contains a conditional clause, it must be expressly written with specific language?

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Casey Monroe

5 June, 01:26

What is the key to all conditional clauses?

a. if a condition in a contract does not occur, public policy will require only substantial performance by the party for whom the condition failed.

b. if a condition in a contract does not occur, one party will probably be discharged without having to perform his or her obligations under the contract.

c. if a contract contains a conditional clause, the requirement of good faith will be eliminated.

d. if a contract contains a conditional clause, it must be expressly written with specific language?

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Maxwell Yoder · Answer 1

The key to all conditional clauses is that if a condition in a contract does not occur, public policy will require only substantial performance by the party for whom the condition failed. The answer is letter A. This is under the first conditional clause wherein a possible event is to be done in the future. An example would be "If I have the money, I will go to Korea."