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If there is a novation,the original promisor remains liable to the original promisee if the new promisor fails to perform.
Impossibility of Performance
A legal defense used in contract law where a party claims that fulfilling the obligations of a contract has become objectively impossible due to unforeseen events.
Supervening Events
Events that occur after the formation of a contract which could render the performance impossible or significantly change the nature of the original agreement.
F.O.B. Buffalo
An Incoterm meaning Free On Board Buffalo, indicating that the seller delivers when the goods are loaded on board a vessel at the Buffalo location, with the seller covering transportation to that point but the buyer taking responsibility thereafter.
Tender
An offer of payment or delivery of goods in fulfillment of an obligation or contract.
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