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In California real estate transactions, what is the legal distinction between an executed contract and an executory contract?

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A) An executed contract has been fully performed by all parties, while an executory contract has remaining obligations yet to be fulfilled

Under California contract law, an executed contract is one where all parties have fully performed their obligations. An executory contract is one where one or more obligations remain to be fulfilled. A typical California purchase agreement is executory from signing until closing, when it becomes fully executed.

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A
An executed contract has been fully performed by all parties, while an executory contract has remaining obligations yet to be fulfilled
B
An executed contract has been signed by all parties, while an executory contract has been signed by only one party
C
An executed contract is notarized, while an executory contract is not notarized
D
An executed contract involves the transfer of title, while an executory contract only involves the transfer of personal property

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