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RESOLUTIVE CONDITION
A resolutive condition is an uncertain event that, upon happening, terminates an already enforceable obligation and restores the parties to their original positions. It is a type of condition in a contract that negates a duty to perform a promised action. For example, if a person promises to pay another person $500 for repairing their car, the failure of the repair (an implied or constructive condition) relieves the person of the promise to pay.
These examples illustrate how a resolutive condition can terminate an already enforceable obligation and restore the parties to their original positions. If the condition is not fulfilled, the obligation remains enforceable.