unperformed

Though the property is transferred by the sale, promises or obligations may still be unperformed by the seller.

But he had another task to perform before he went to bed, which he would fain have kept unperformed were it possible to do so.

Unperformed, un-per-formd′, adj. not performed or fulfilled: not represented on the stage.

Therefore many a vow and promise may be lawfully unperformed, which may not be renounced or disclaimed.

And now the unperformed outstanding obligations to Freedom, originally proposed and assumed by the South, are resisted.