When examining and enforcing conditions precedent and conditions subsequent,courts generally will
A) Give stricter enforcement to conditions precedent and find conditions subsequent rarely enforceable.
B) Give stricter enforcement to conditions subsequent and find conditions precedent rarely enforceable.
C) Not recognize any substantive difference between the two categories of conditions.
D) Hold that, under modern law, both conditions subsequent and conditions precedent should only rarely be enforced.

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A) Under modern law, courts do not make a distinction between conditions subsequent and conditions precedent, but they strictly enforce both.
e) Under modern law, courts do not make a distinction between conditions subsequent and conditions precedent, but they strictly enforce both.
f) Under modern law, courts do not make a distinction between conditions subsequent and conditions precedent, but they strictly enforce both.
g) Under modern law, courts do not make a distinction between conditions subsequent and conditions precedent, but they strictly enforce both.

When Examining and Enforcing Conditions Precedent and Conditions Subsequent,courts Generally