At Common Law,in Order for a Contract to Be Discharged

question 18

Multiple Choice

At common law,in order for a contract to be discharged by frustration

• A)the circumstances must be such that the contractual obligations of the parties have become incapable of being performed.
• B)there must be such a long interruption or delay that it renders performance really that of a different contract.
• C)no party to the contract must be in default.
• D)each party to the contract must be innocent.
• E)all of the above

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