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The completion of a contract when both parties no longer have obligations under it because they have performed everything in good faith is known as Multiple Choice Operation of Law. dismissal of obligorship.
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The completion of a contract when both parties no longer have obligations under it because they have performed everything in good faith is known as

Multiple Choice
Operation of Law.
dismissal of obligorship.
Substantial Performance.
discharge.

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Answer: Discharge

Explanation: this is the definition of discharge.

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