How may a party's contractual obligations be discharged?
A)Performance or the failure of a condition to occur are the only ways a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
B)Performance is the only way a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
C)Discharge may occur through material breach by one or both parties.
D)Operation of law is the only way a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
E)Discharge may not occur through the failure of a condition to occur.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A)Discharge may occur through performance,the happening of a condition or its
failure to occur,material breach by one or both parties,agreement of the parties,and operation of law.
B)Discharge may occur through performance,the happening of a condition or its failure to occur,material breach by one or both parties,agreement of the parties,and operation of law.
C)Discharge may occur through performance,the happening of a condition or its failure to occur,material breach by one or both parties,agreement of the parties,and operation of law.
D)Discharge may occur through performance,the happening of a condition or its failure to occur,material breach by one or both parties,agreement of the parties,and operation of law.
E)Discharge may occur through performance,the happening of a condition or its failure to occur,material breach by one or both parties,agreement of the parties,and operation of law.

How May a Party's Contractual Obligations Be Discharged