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    • What Is Smart Contract
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  • FUNDAMENTALS
    • Zenland Contract
      • Contractee
      • Contractor
      • Contract Name
      • Contract Details
      • Agreed Amount
      • Contract Due Date
      • Buyer Protection Time
      • Zenland Fee
      • Zenland Fee Payer
    • Contract Chat
    • Contract Address
    • Custom Agent
    • Web3 Store
    • User Reputation
    • ZENF Token
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  • Contract Actions
    • What is Contract Action
    • Approve
    • Deploy
    • Transfer
    • Complete
    • Release
    • Dispute
    • Invite an Agent
    • Sync
    • Escrow user errors
  • contract states
    • What is Contract State
    • Draft State
    • Deployed State
    • Active State
    • Fulfilled State
    • Executed State
    • Disputed State
  • Smart contract types
    • Default Escrow Contract
    • Pre-Approved Contract
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  1. FUNDAMENTALS
  2. Zenland Contract

Contract Due Date

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Contract due date is the date and time when a product/service is expected to be received by the (buyer).

This date should not be confused with the expiration date of a paper-based contract.

This is because the contract is still active and valid after the due date, during , and/or until the (funds) is released.

Once published to the blockchain, have no expiration date and permanently remain in the once the funds have been released.

The due date is the deadline for delivery that can be used when a dispute agent is called to resolve your case.

Read more about a dispute escalation .

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