Frustration and force majeure

Guenter H. Treitel

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Legal principles and applications European and International Contract Law Comparative International Legal Studies

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Introduction. Development. Impossibility in general: destruction of subject matter. Other types of impossibility. Partial and temporary impossibility. Impracticability. Frustration of purpose. Illegality. Prospective frustration. Alternatives. Frustration of leases. Contractual provisions for supervening events. Foreseen and foreseeable events. Self-induced frustration. Effects of frustration. Nature of the doctrine.

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