alleryStart learning →A contract contingent on an uncertain event not happening is enforceable when that event becomes
Aimpossible
Bdelayed
Cprobable
Duncertain
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. impossible
Such a contract is enforced when the happening of the event becomes impossible, and not earlier.
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