- Substantial performance
- Accord and satisfaction
- Complete performance
- Mutual release
- Legal tender
- Statute of limitations
- Discharged
- Tender
- Performance
- Reasonable tender
- When it is not stated in the contract “time is of the essence.”
- When it is stated in the contract “time is of the essence.”
- The court will enforce it to be done in reasonable time.
- The reasonable person test determines satisfactory performance
- The doctrine of substantial performance is when someone fulfills the requirements of the contract, leaving only minor details incomplete.
- Courts will allow discharge for impossibility only when there is death or illness, destruction of exact subject matter, ad illegality.
- Statute of limitations is when the law may specify the time within which a contract may be enforced.