After a proper demand has been made, for assurance of performance to be adequate, it must:

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For assurance of performance to be adequate, it must be sufficient to assure a reasonable person that the contract will be performed. This may or may not involve expressing the assurance in monetary terms, allowing for additional examination of goods, or having it in writing. The key factor is whether the assurance is sufficient to guarantee performance.

After a Proper Demand Has Been Made, for Assurance of Performance