Contracts
In NH real estate, 'time is of the essence' clauses are most commonly associated with:
AOpen listings
BPurchase and sale agreements where deadlines for contingencies and closing must be strictly met✓ Correct
CProperty management agreements
DAgency disclosure forms
Explanation
Time-is-of-the-essence clauses are most common in purchase and sale agreements, making all specified deadlines (financing, inspection, closing) mandatory. Missing a deadline is a material breach.
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