Why Should One NOT Rely on the Common Law Doctrine

question 61

Multiple Choice

Why should one NOT rely on the common law doctrine of frustration in contractual negotiations?

• A) The doctrine of frustration holds that the terms of a contract are settled at the time of acceptance.
• B) The doctrine of frustration is a reliable avenue of escape that operates in limited circumstances.
• C) The doctrine of frustration holds a party from being able to perform its contractual obligations.
• D) The doctrine of frustration is an unreliable avenue of escape that operates in narrow circumstances.

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Definitions:

Neutral

Not supporting or favoring either side in a conflict, competition, or dispute.

Noncontroversial

Describing topics or issues that are unlikely to provoke disagreement or debate.

Indirect Message

Communication that conveys a point in a roundabout or less straightforward manner, often used to soften the delivery of sensitive information.

Negative News

Information or updates that are unfavorable, disappointing, or pessimistic, often requiring careful communication.