Subjective Impossibility
Subjective Impossibility is a legal doctrine within the excuse of performance framework that belongs to the class of defenses relieving a party from contractual obligations, distinguished by its reliance on personal, individual incapacity or circumstances unique to the promisor that prevent performance, despite the act being objectively possible for others.
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PARADOXES OF SUBJECTIVE OBLIGATION
Harry J. Gensler · Metaphilosophy · 1987 · 34 citations
The Extraordinary Impossibility of Sherlock Holmes
Ben Caplan · Res Philosophica · 2015 · 26 citations
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