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

question 51

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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