If the parties to a contract failed to establish a delivery date in their contract, if a dispute arises over delivery, both parties have the right to abandon the contract.

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If the parties failed to establish a delivery date in their contract, the delivery must be made within a reasonable time. If a dispute arises over delivery, both parties cannot simply abandon the contract. They will have to seek legal remedies or come to a new agreement.

If the Parties to a Contract Failed to Establish a Delivery