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In Alberta, if a buyer's conditions in a purchase contract are not met by the specified date, what typically happens?

If conditions are not satisfied or waived by the deadline, the contract usually terminates, and the deposit is returned to the buyer.

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Question: In Alberta, if a buyer's conditions in a purchase contract are not met by the specified date, what typically happens?

Answer options: ✅ The contract becomes null and void unless extended or waived

  • The seller must automatically extend the condition date
  • The buyer forfeits their deposit immediately
  • The contract automatically becomes firm and binding

Correct answer: The contract becomes null and void unless extended or waived

Explanation: If conditions are not satisfied or waived by the deadline, the contract usually terminates, and the deposit is returned to the buyer.

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