To provide a point at which contracting parties can know that their duties have ended, the duty to perform a contract is always absolute.

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Alejandro José Correa Florencia · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The duty to perform a contract is not always absolute; there are circumstances such as impossibility, impracticability, waiver, or modification of the contract that can alter or end a party's obligations.

To provide a point at which contracting parties can know that their duties have ended, the duty to perform a contract is always absolute.

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