Paying for the items purchased at a store, as the store delivers the items is an example of implied concurrent conditions of performance.

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Most of our everyday purchases involve implied concurrent conditions of performance. While shopping you take items to a cashier and expect to pay and take the items with you. Your contractual duty to pay and the store's contractual duty to deliver are exchanged simultaneously.

Paying for the Items Purchased at a Store, as the Store