alleryStart learning →If the innocent party never tells the defaulter it accepts a repudiatory breach, the contract?
AEnds automatically
BIs rescinded by law
CContinues in force
DBecomes void ab initio
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Continues in force
Termination takes effect only when acceptance is communicated, so silence keeps the contract alive.
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