What is the difference between performance and tender?

Multiple Choice

A) Tender is required when there is a conditional contract, while performance is required for all other contracts.

B) Performance involves fulfilling contractual obligations, while tender involves offering performance.

C) Performance is required when there is a conditional contract, while tender is required for all other contracts.

D) Tender is substantial performance, while performance refers only to complete performance.

E) There is no difference

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Andrea Mccoy

7 March, 21:48

What is the difference between performance and tender?

Multiple Choice

A) Tender is required when there is a conditional contract, while performance is required for all other contracts.

B) Performance involves fulfilling contractual obligations, while tender involves offering performance.

C) Performance is required when there is a conditional contract, while tender is required for all other contracts.

D) Tender is substantial performance, while performance refers only to complete performance.

E) There is no difference

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Ismael Mcbride · Answer 1

The answer to the question is E

Explanation:

Tender: to offer something, usually in writing, or to make an offer in writing to do something.

Performance: the act of doing something, such as your job.

They are words that complement each other, do not make reference between them.

Tender of performance is a critical concept that only arises in the event of a dispute. The general rule is that to claim the other party is in breach of contract, you have to first tender performance