Reasonable time is a question of fact; factual inquiry governs timing under the sales of goods framework. Reasonable time for performance is a factual determination: where a statute or contract refers to a reasonable time, the duration must be fixed by reference to circumstances, evidence, and commercial practices rather than by a fixed legal standard.
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Reasonable time is a question of fact; factual inquiry governs timing under the sales of goods framework.
Reasonable time for performance is a factual determination: where a statute or contract refers to a reasonable time, the duration must be fixed by reference to circumstances, evidence, and commercial practices rather than by a fixed legal standard.
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