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If the time is not the essence of the contract, the failure to perform the contract by specified time…

When time is not of the essence, failure to perform by the specified date does not by itself make the contract voidable. The promisee remains entitled to compensation for…

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If the time is not the essence of the contract, the failure to perform the contract by specified time makes the contract

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When time is not of the essence, failure to perform by the specified date does not by itself make the contract voidable. The promisee remains entitled to compensation for loss caused by the delay under section 55. Continued contractual validity therefore does not excuse the promisor from liability for the resulting loss.

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