Refusal of a tender of performance by one party to a bilateral contract will:
A) be treated as a repudiation, excusing the tendering party from further duty of performance under the contract.
B) not discharge either party from further duty of performance under the contract until 30 days past the term of the contract.
C) be considered a condition subsequent.
D) render the contract void.

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Refusal of a tender of performance in a bilateral contract is treated as a repudiation by the non-performing party. This repudiation excuses the party who attempted to perform (the tendering party) from any further duties under the contract, as their obligation to perform is contingent upon the other party's willingness to accept the performance or perform in return.

Refusal of a Tender of Performance by One Party to a Bilateral