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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

A homeowner and a contractor agree that the contractor will paint the homeowner's house for $5,000. Their contract specifies that payment is contingent on the contractor using specific, high-quality paint agreed upon in writing. The contractor begins the work but uses a different, lower-quality paint. What type of condition exists in this contract, and has it been satisfied?

  • This is a constructive condition, and it has been satisfied as long as the work was substantially completed.

  • This is an implied condition, and it has not been satisfied because the contractor used a lower-quality paint.

  • This is an express condition, and it has not been satisfied because the contractor did not use the agreed-upon paint.

  • This is an implied condition, and it has been satisfied because the contractor completed the majority of the work.

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