An executory contract is a legally binding agreement where both parties still have outstanding obligations to fulfill. Common in business and bankruptcy proceedings, it allows parties to assume, reject, or renegotiate terms. Buyers, sellers, and debtors benefit by preserving value, managing risk, and maintaining flexibility before full performance is completed.
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