Paul, a contractor, has a contract to build a new office building for Bill. The contract contains a provision requiring Paul to furnish a certificate of occupancy from the building inspector before Bill is required to pay. This provision is:
a. an express condition.
b. an implied-in-fact condition.
c. an implied-in-law condition.
d. a condition subsequent.
a
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