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plea of tender

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A quick definition of plea of tender:

A plea of tender is a legal argument that a defendant has consistently been willing to pay the debt demanded by the plaintiff, has offered the payment to the plaintiff, and has brought the money into court ready to pay. A tender is an unconditional offer of money or performance to satisfy a debt or obligation. It can save the tendering party from a penalty for nonpayment or nonperformance, or place the other party in default if they unjustifiably refuse the tender. Tender of delivery is a seller's putting and holding conforming goods at the buyer's disposition, while tender of performance is an obligor's demonstration of readiness, willingness, and ability to perform the obligation.

A more thorough explanation:

A plea of tender is a legal term that refers to a statement made by a defendant in a lawsuit. The plea asserts that the defendant has been willing to pay the debt demanded by the plaintiff, has offered the payment to the plaintiff, and has brought the money into court ready to pay the plaintiff.

For example, if a person owes money to another person and the creditor sues the debtor for the debt, the debtor can make a plea of tender. This means that the debtor is willing to pay the debt, has offered the payment to the creditor, and has brought the money to court to pay the debt.

The purpose of a plea of tender is to show that the defendant is not at fault for the non-payment of the debt. If the plaintiff refuses the payment, the defendant can be released from any further obligation to pay the debt.

Overall, a plea of tender is a legal defense that can be used by a defendant to show that they have made a good faith effort to pay a debt and should not be held liable for non-payment.

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