A enters into an agreement with B to purchase B's horse on the condition that A outlives C. Under what circumstance is this contract unenforceable by law?

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If C does not pass away during A's lifetimeIf A does not die while C is still aliveIf both A and C dieIf none of the above conditions occurNo condition affects the enforceability

Explanation

The contract depends on the survival of A beyond C, making it a contract contingent upon a condition precedent. It is enforceable only if C dies during A's lifetime. If C survives A, the condition fails, and the contract cannot be enforced.