alleryStart learning →Unless agreed otherwise, delivery and payment are what kind of conditions?
AAlternative conditions
BConcurrent conditions
CSubsequent conditions
DOptional conditions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Concurrent conditions
Section 32 makes delivery and payment concurrent, so each party must be ready and willing to perform in exchange for the other.
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