A is a particular event that, when it follows the execution of a contract, terminates the contract.
A) delegation
B) novation
C) condition precedent
D) condition subsequent

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Condition subsequent is a particular event that, when it occurs, terminates the contract. It is different from a condition precedent in that it refers to an event occurring after the creation of the contract, while a condition precedent refers to an event that must occur before a party is obligated to perform under the contract. Delegation and novation do not necessarily terminate a contract.

A Is a Particular Event That, When It Follows the Execution