A Party That Deliberately Makes Performance Impossible Cannot Rely on the Doctrine

question 68

Multiple Choice

A party that deliberately makes performance impossible cannot rely on the doctrine of frustration to discharge his obligations.Self-induced frustration is really nothing more than

• A)a breach of contract.
• B)an unforeseeable event.
• C)something radically different from what the parties initially thought might occur.
• D)an implied term.
• E)a statute barred claim.

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Paralanguage

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