Contracts

A 'time is of the essence' clause in an Oklahoma contract makes the closing date:

AFlexible and easy to extend
BStrict — failure to close on the specified date is a material breach✓ Correct
CAdvisory only with no legal consequences
DEnforceable only by the seller

Explanation

When a contract contains a 'time is of the essence' clause, all specified dates (including closing) are strict. Failure by either party to perform by the specified date constitutes a material breach entitling the other party to seek remedies.

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