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OUJI-CIV No. 23.24
EXCUSE OF CONDITION
EXCUSE OF CONDITION
Even though a contract may call for a cond ition to be satisfied before a party's
performance is required, in some cases the condition may be excused so that the party's
performance is required even though the condition has not been satisfied. In this case,
[Plaintiff] claims that the condition in the contract that [state the terms of the condition
that is in issue] was excused because [state the basis of the excuse].
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