In the case of an anticipatory breach
A) you have the right to demand the other side to perform, but you will not be required to perform yourself.
B) you have the right to demand performance or to sue for breach.
C) you must wait until the actual breach occurs before you can take any steps.
D) the contract is declared void ab initio.
E) the contract is unenforceable by either party.

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An anticipatory breach occurs when one party indicates in advance that they will not fulfill their contractual obligations. The non-breaching party can then choose to demand performance or sue for breach before the actual time for performance has arrived, without having to wait for the breach to occur.

In the Case of an Anticipatory Breach