Where the [...]for which the contract was entered into can no longer be carried out because of some supervening event, the contract may be frustrated despite the fact that it is still physically possible to carry out the contract. This is demonstrated by a number of cases know collectively as the 'Coronation Cases'. It is important to remember that it must be the joint purpose of the parties. It is not enough that it is the purpose of just one party.
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common purpose
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Where the [...]for which the contract was entered into can no longer be carried out because of some supervening event, the contract may be frustrated despite the fact that it is still physically possible to carry out the contract. This is demonstrated by a number of cases know collectively as the 'Coronation Cases'. It is important to remember that it must be the joint purpose of the parties. It is not enough that it is the purpose of just one party.
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#contract #frustration #law
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Where the [...]for which the contract was entered into can no longer be carried out because of some supervening event, the contract may be frustrated despite the fact that it is still physically possible to carry out the contract. This is demonstrated by a number of cases know collectively as the 'Coronation Cases'. It is important to remember that it must be the joint purpose of the parties. It is not enough that it is the purpose of just one party.
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common purpose
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