A condition precedent is a much more frequent occurrence than a condition subsequent .

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A condition precedent  is a much more frequent occurrence than a condition subsequent .

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A condition precedent, which must occur before a party is required to perform their part of a contract, is more common because it sets the stage for the obligations under the contract to begin. Conditions subsequent, which can end a party's obligation under a contract after it has begun, are less frequently used in contracts.

A Condition Precedent Is a Much More Frequent Occurrence Than