Is the Doctrine of Commercial Impracticability a Good Doctrine? Or,should

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Essay

Is the doctrine of commercial impracticability a good doctrine? Or,should the parties to a contract spell out in advance the exact circumstances when performance is excused? Isn't everyone who enters into a contract taking certain chances?

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Definitions:

Tied Pairs

Occurs when pairs of subjects have identical values for either the treatment or the control variable in matched-pairs experiments.

Signs Of Differences

This phrase could indicate an analysis in data to find deviations or variability, but as a standalone term, its specificity in statistics or data science is unclear, possibly meaning NO.

Small Samples

Refers to a sample size that is considered too small to reliably represent the population from which it is drawn.

Normal Approximation

A method used to approximate the distribution of sample statistics to a normal distribution, particularly useful for large sample sizes.