A condition precedent is one that must be met before the gift takes effect2.

This or some other work around will be added as a condition precedent to closing.

Acceptance of an offer is a clear condition precedent to the Agency jurisdiction.

This was an exclusion to liability, not a condition precedent.

Attached please find our input on the conditions precedent for this agreement.

These are conditions precedent to any standing offer award.

Two areas have been updated, the condition precedent and the confidentiality agreement.

Also, I assume this review is a condition precedent in the debt documents.

Thus, an appointment is the necessary condition precedent in order for there to exist a right of appeal.

There was a condition precedent for that job protection.

Thus, as a jurisdictional question, there is no condition precedent that has to be met on this account.

All conditions precedent to the acquisition have been satisfied.

Anglo has said the deal, under terms that are confidential, "remains subject to several conditions precedent".

Tax liability is a condition precedent to the demand.

As a result, any matter raised using these provisions must meet certain conditions precedent to being afforded that priority.

This strike vote is in addition to other conditions precedent to a strike.

All too frequently, however, the conditions precedent have no correlation with the error that is actually encountered.

This is a condition precedent to a valid claim.

He noted that bad faith is not a condition precedent for an award of costs on a full recovery basis.

However, this is far removed from the case where the agreement is subject to a condition precedent.

There are a number of conditions precedent to any serious discussion of visas.

The agreement is subject to certain conditions precedent.

If the condition precedent is not fulfilled, the gift does not take effect.

If we have agreement to switch out about 5 names from above list we are over condition precedent.

(d) Will there be conditions precedent to a warranty claim?