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Which оf the fоllоwing is not а mаjor type of life insurаnce?
In Jаnuаry 1997, Mustаng Pipeline, Inc. (Plaintiff) entered intо a cоntract under which Driver Cоnstruction, Inc. (Defendant) was to construct the northern 100 miles of a 200-mile pipeline from Mont Belvieu to Longview, California. During the bidding process, Plaintiff stressed that time was of the essence and that the pipeline construction had to be completed no later than April 30, 1997. In response to this time demand, Defendant increased its original bid by approximately ten (10) percent but was still awarded the contract. The parties agreed on a 14-week schedule, working eleven hours per day, seven days a week. Fifty-eight days into the ninety-eight day construction schedule, Defendant had completed only fifteen miles of pipeline and suspended operations. The parties dispute whether Defendant could have accomplished more during this time by using different equipment or reassigning crews to work on drier areas. The contract includes provisions explaining how the crews and pipeline welds could be protected while working in the rain, suggesting that the parties anticipated working despite at least some inclement weather. By March 17th, Defendant stated that it was still not ready to resume work on the pipeline, so Mustang’s project engineer certified Defendant to be in default under the contract. Plaintiff the contracted with Sunland Corporation to finish Defendant’s portion of the pipeline, which it completed in September 1997. Plaintiff sued Defendant for breach of contract to recover the cost of completion, lost profits, and attorney’s fees. Defendant countersued for breach of contract, alleging that Plaintiff wrongfully terminated the contract, and sought damages, lost profits and attorney’s fees. In their respective answers, both parties raised the other’s material breach as an affirmative defense. Please set forth the applicable legal principles and discuss whether either parties’ conduct caused a material breach of the contract and the legal effect of the breach.