The doctrine of frustration discharges both parties from their contractual obligations where following the formation of the contract, performance of the contractual obligations become either: Impossible; or Radically different Essentially, what the doctrine of frustration allows for is a remedy in case of a change of circumstances. The frustration of the contract makes the contract void and it also discharges the parties from any liability.
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