Case law shows that the doctrine of frustration may be invoked in circumstances where the contract becomes impossible to perform due to the total or partial destruction of some object necessary to the performance of the contract. In [case], the subject matter of the contract, i.e. the music hall, was destroyed making performance impossible.
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Taylor v Caldwell
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Case law shows that the doctrine of frustration may be invoked in circumstances where the contract becomes impossible to perform due to the total or partial destruction of some object necessary to the performance of the contract. In [case], the subject matter of the contract, i.e. the music hall, was destroyed making performance impossible.
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Case law shows that the doctrine of frustration may be invoked in circumstances where the contract becomes impossible to perform due to the total or partial destruction of some object necessary to the performance of the contract. In [case], the subject matter of the contract, i.e. the music hall, was destroyed making performance impossible.
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Taylor v Caldwell
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