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Where one party refuses to perform his or her contractual obligations, what is the risk that the second party runs if he continues to press the first party to perform?
◦ The second party may receive more damages for which he or she can't recover compensation.
◦ The contract may be discharged by frustration.
◦ The first party may breach a condition subsequent.
◦ The first party may expressly repudiate the contract and therefore not be liable for breach.
◦ The first party may continue to refuse to perform, and there is nothing the second party can do about that.
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Reply #1 on: Aug 7, 2021
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