Tender Performance - Contract

The video explains the concept of tendering performance in contracts, where a party attempts to fulfill their contractual duties, such as delivering goods. Even if the other party rejects the performance, the attempt still counts as tendering. If a contract lacks specificity, a reasonable standard is applied. If external factors prevent performance, the party may be excused from breach.

What is meant by 'tendering performance' in the context of contracts?

How does an attempt to deliver goods relate to contractual obligations?

What happens if a party attempts to perform their duties but is not allowed to do so?

What constitutes a reasonable attempt to perform under a contract?

In what situations can a party be excused from performance under a contract?