In the English law of contract, impossibility of performance is described as :
Frustration is the English contract-law doctrine governing discharge when a supervening event makes performance impossible or radically different from the agreed obligation.…
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In the English law of contract, impossibility of performance is described as :
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Frustration is the English contract-law doctrine governing discharge when a supervening event makes performance impossible or radically different from the agreed obligation. Voidability and coercion concern different defects in contractual relations.
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