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      • Parties breach a contract when the person fails to perform the duties assigned by the agreement, but death makes the performance of the duties impossible. While death voids many contracts, there are circumstances where a contract remains in force, even when one party to the agreement dies.
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  2. Nov 2, 2023 · “The appropriate test to determine if a contract was intended to survive the death of one of the contracting parties where the contract is otherwise silent on the issue, is whether the personal representative may perform as fully and as well as the decedent might have.”

  3. Jan 14, 2022 · This blog post discusses the complications that can arise in real estate transactions where there is a piece of land under contract and the individual seller or buyer dies prior to the completion of the transaction.

  4. An Ask the team about whether contracts entered into by an individual, and claims by or against an individual, survive that individual's death.

  5. Richard v British Columbia 2014 BCSC 1290 discussed what types of claims do and don’t survive death, and held that for the most part a claim in contract will survive a death. A claim for pain and anguish on the other hand dies with the victim and doesn’t survive death.

  6. Survival clauses are an essential consideration when drafting contracts. By understanding the concept and applications of these provisions, parties can effectively extend their obligations beyond termination and mitigate potential risks.

  7. Apr 2, 2019 · When the agreement fails to directly say whether the contract lives or dies upon an obligor’s death, two bedrock principles of contract law conflict. On the one hand, serious agreements should be enforced; on the other hand, you should not be forced into a contract with a stranger.

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