Contracts
A 'time is of the essence' provision in a Georgia real estate contract primarily affects:
AThe broker's commission timeline
BThe enforceability of deadlines — missed deadlines constitute breach✓ Correct
CThe seller's ability to raise the asking price
DThe lender's approval timeline
Explanation
When time is of the essence, contractual deadlines are strictly enforced. A party who misses a deadline is technically in breach, giving the non-breaching party remedies including termination.
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