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A contract signed by both parties contains all required elements and is ready for performance. The closing has not yet occurred and both parties still have duties to perform. What term describes this contract?

Correct Answer

A) Executory contract

An executory contract is one in which one or more parties still have duties left to perform. Until closing, both parties have remaining obligations.

Answer Options
A
Executory contract
B
Executed contract
C
Void contract
D
Implied contract

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