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The 'Doctrine of Frustration' applies in the case of -

Under Section 56 (Paragraph 2) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, the 'Doctrine of Frustration' applies when a contract, valid at the time of formation, subsequently becomes…

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Under Section 56 (Paragraph 2) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, the 'Doctrine of Frustration' applies when a contract, valid at the time of formation, subsequently becomes impossible or unlawful to perform due to 'Supervening Impossibility'.

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