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Is a contractual condition that makes payment contingent upon one of the contracting parties receiving its entitlements from a third party considered a defective condition that necessitates its cancellation?

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A contractual condition that makes payment contingent upon one of the contracting parties receiving its entitlements from a third party is not considered a defective condition, provided that the contracting parties have agreed to it and are aware of any potential delay that may result from it.

A contractual condition that makes payment contingent upon one of the contracting parties receiving its entitlements from a third party is not considered a defective condition, provided that the contracting parties have agreed to it and are aware of any potential delay that may result from it.
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