When one party to a contract fails to perform as promised, it is called a. bad faith. b. liquidated damages. c. breach. d. litigation?

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When one party to a contract fails to perform as promised, it is called

a. bad faith.
b. liquidated damages.
c. breach.
d. litigation?

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C.Breach hope this help (:

Achal Naskar answered Mar 6, 2018

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