Contracts (alternative)
In Maryland, 'time is of the essence' language in a real estate contract means:
ADeadlines are guidelines only
BAll contract deadlines are absolute—missing a deadline is a material breach✓ Correct
COnly the closing date is strictly enforced
DParties have 48 hours of grace after any deadline
Explanation
When a Maryland contract contains 'time is of the essence' language, all contractual deadlines are strict and absolute. Failure to meet any deadline can be treated as a material breach.
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