If a party to a contract breaches a condition of the contract,
and the other party does not take steps to end the contract, then
the condition is most likely to become a
a. Fundamental breach
b. Warranty ex post facto
c. Condition subsequent
Answer-
The correct Option is a. Fundamental breach
The fundamental breach of contracts states that the party commits a breach of the contract that is so fundamental that it deprives the other or weaker party of the whole of the contract’s benefits,
The Option b is incorrect. Warranty ex post facto
In thi case the other party sues the party on breach of contract and claim damages
Option c is incorrect.
A condition subsequent is an event that brings an end to something else. A condition subsequent is often used in a legal context as a marker bringing an end to one's legal rights or duties.
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