What are the three required conditions for a contingent liability to exist?

What are the three required conditions for a contingent liability to exist?

Answer:

1. There is potential for future payment to an outside party or the impairment of an asset that resulted from an existing condition.
2. There is uncertainty about the amount of the future payment or impairment.
3. The outcome will be resolved by some future event or events.

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