Conditions may be classified by how they are imposed and by when they affect a duty of performance; these ways of classification are mutually exclusive.

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Conditions can be classified by both how they are imposed (express, implied, or constructive) and when they affect a duty of performance (precedent, concurrent, or subsequent), but these classifications are not mutually exclusive as a condition can fit into both categories simultaneously.

Conditions May Be Classified by How They Are Imposed and by When