Acme Markets, Inc. v. Federal Armored Express, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• discussing how the trial court erroneously believed its analysis ended upon concluding that the condition was not met, instead of continuing in the analysis by applying section 229 to determine if the non-occurrence of the condition may be excused
• “a condition precedent may be defined as a condition which must occur before a duty to perform under a contract arises.”
• “[A] condition precedent may be defined as a condition which must occur before a duty to perform under a contract arises.”
• “A condition precedent is a condition ‘that must occur before a 8 duty to perform under a contract arises’” and failure of a condition precedent provides the party with an excuse for non-performance

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).