Contracts
A contract is executory when:
ABoth parties have fully performed their obligations
BOne or both parties still have obligations to fulfill✓ Correct
CThe contract has been terminated by breach
DThe court has ordered specific performance
Explanation
An executory contract has not yet been fully performed by one or both parties (e.g., a signed purchase contract before closing).
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