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INHERENT CONDITION
An inherent condition is a future and uncertain event on which the existence or extent of an obligation or liability depends. It is a stipulation or prerequisite in a contract, will, or other instrument, constituting the essence of the instrument. It is an intrinsic part of an agreement and is not newly imposed but is already present in an agreement.
These examples illustrate how an inherent condition is a future and uncertain event that triggers or negates a duty to render a promised performance. It is an essential part of a contract or agreement that must be fulfilled for the agreement to be valid.