To which of the following 'doctrine of frustration' is applicable?
The doctrine of frustration applies to supervening impossibility, i.e. "when during performance of a contract it become impossible to perform", and not "to the initial…
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To which of the following 'doctrine of frustration' is applicable?
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Correct answer C
The doctrine of frustration applies to supervening impossibility, i.e. "when during performance of a contract it become impossible to perform", and not "to the initial impossibility" (s.56).
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