Contracts
In Kansas, 'time of the essence' language can make which contract event a potential breach?
AFailure to pay property taxes on time
BMissing any contract deadline, including inspection completion, financing approval, or closing✓ Correct
CFailure to respond to an MLS showing request
DMissing a home warranty signup deadline
Explanation
When 'time is of the essence,' all deadlines in the contract are material — missing inspection, financing, or closing deadlines can be treated as a material breach allowing the non-breaching party to terminate.
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