Contracts
In a Colorado real estate contract, 'time is of the essence' means:
ADeadlines may be extended at either party's request
BAll stated deadlines must be strictly met or the non-performing party may be in default✓ Correct
CThe transaction must close within 30 days
DThe buyer must make an immediate decision on any counteroffer
Explanation
When a contract specifies that 'time is of the essence,' all deadlines are strictly enforced. A party who fails to meet a deadline may be considered in default and may lose their rights under the contract.
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