If a Party's Principal Reason for a Contract Is Substantially

question 29

Multiple Choice

If a party's principal reason for a contract is substantially impaired without his fault by the occurrence of an unexpected event, that party's remaining duties to render performance are discharged due to the doctrine of:

• A) objective impossibility
• B) subjective impossibility
• C) frustration of purpose
• D) commercial impracticability

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Definitions:

Social Organization

The structured arrangement of relationships and roles within a group or society, facilitating cooperation and order.

Appliances

Electrical or mechanical machines designed for a specific function, commonly found in homes or businesses, such as refrigerators, washing machines, or ovens.

Upper-upper Class

The segment of society that holds the highest level of wealth, influence, and prestige.

Patrician

Relates to a member of the nobility or aristocracy, often used historically to describe high-status individuals in Roman society.