Death or the disabling illness of a party to a contract terminates the obligation of the party to perform if it can be shown that the contract:
A) is unreasonable.
B) calls for special skills or talents.
C) is for an amount greater than $500.
D) cannot be performed within one year.

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When one party has special skills or talents, their sudden illness or death can make it impossible to perform their obligations under the contract. This is why death or the disabling illness of a party to a contract terminates their obligation to perform if the contract calls for special skills or talents.

Death or the Disabling Illness of a Party to a Contract