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An offer to perform is known as tender. If performance of the contract requires the doing of an act, the refusal of the tender discharges the party offering to perform. Can a law?…

An offer to perform is known as tender. If performance of the contract requires the doing of an act, the refusal of the tender discharges the party offering to perform. Can a law?…
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An offer to perform is known as tender. If performance of the

contract requires the doing of an act, the refusal of the tender
discharges the party offering to perform. Can a lawsuit be filed
against

User RHSeeger
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Answer: yes it can

Explanation: Because if the contract requires an an-act, there is no right to discharge anything.

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