As we know, a contract is a legal relationship in which two parties are involved and is formed from two wills through offer and acceptance, but contracts can be divided in different ways and aspects, such as covenantal, possessive, negotiable, conditional and unconditional, etc. What is being discussed here are conditional contracts, that is, contracts in which there is a condition and it has been considered. What is important to know and what we are looking for is that after this group of contracts has been dissolved in any way and has no other effect or has become invalid due to one of the problems mentioned in the civil law, then what is the status and obligation of this group of conditions that have been included in these contracts? And how should they be treated? Of course, a distinction must be made in that case: those contracts in which the condition has not been fulfilled by the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against has the right to refer to the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against has the right to refer to the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom the party against whom