If one party to a contract has reasonable grounds to believe that the other party either will not or cannot perform his or her contractual obligations,an adequate assurance of performance may be demanded orally or in writing.

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An adequate assurance of performance must be demanded in writing, not orally, to ensure there is a clear and formal record of the request.

If One Party to a Contract Has Reasonable Grounds to Believe