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5-19 Since 2002,the amount of assets invested in load funds have exceeded those invested in no-load funds.
Frustrated Contract
A contract that, due to unforeseeable circumstances beyond the control of the parties, cannot be fulfilled, leading to its termination without fault.
Anticipatory Breach
An act where one party ahead of time indicates that they will not fulfill their contractual obligations, allowing the other party to consider the contract broken.
Loss Apportionment
The process of dividing the responsibility for financial losses among different parties, typically in accordance with their fault or liability.
Frustration Availability
Refers to situations where the doctrine of frustration can be applied to release parties from their contractual obligations.
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