18- Conditions. H&I Ditching hire) hy IRSE LLC, to perform excavating andrc irma, a residential construction proies Inc, w ading work w rra Firma, a residential construction project unitye e wor Cornerstone Comm financed the project with a loan to JRSF. As Ba gressed, H&J received payments totaling 90 percen Pro. rice on its contract. JRSF then defaulted onth Cornerstone, and Cornerstone foreclosed and tookc oan fron Knox County, Tennessee. e property. H&I filed a suit in a Tennessee state against the bank to recover the final payment on itscontou because it had failed to obtain an engineer's certificate of fn onded that H&J had not received its paymen completion, a condition under its contract with JRSE He responded that it had completed all the work it had contracted to do. What type of contract condition does obtaining the engineer's certificate represent? Is H&J entitled to the final payment? Discuss. [H&J Ditching & Excavating, Inc. v. Cor- nerstone Community Bank, _S.W.3d2016 WL 675554 (Tenn.App. 2016)] (See Conditions.)