An obligation in a contract which arises upon the death of one of the parties is classified as conditional obligation.

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An obligation that arises upon the death of one of the parties is typically classified as a testamentary obligation rather than a conditional obligation. Conditional obligations depend on the occurrence of an uncertain event, which may or may not be the death of a party, but the classification as conditional is broader and not specific to the event of death.

An Obligation in a Contract Which Arises Upon the Death