The settlement agreement in this case provided that defendant “shall pay” plaintiff $3 million as full and final settlement of plaintiff’s cliam. The next sentence stated that payment of the $3 million “will be paid out of escrow” from a specific sale of a piece of real property. This decision holds that the settlement was not conditional and was not voided when the anticipated sale of the property (and hence its escrow) was never finalized. The obligation to pay $3 million to settle the claim was unconditional; however, payment was to occur only when the property was sold (since it was the principal asset of the estate which defendant administered). As no time for performance was stated, the sale and payment were to be made within a reasonable time.