UCC Section 2-615 is a statutory provision in the Uniform Commercial Code that belongs to the class of contract defense doctrines and specifically establishes the conditions under which a seller’s non-performance is excused due to impracticability arising from unforeseen contingencies affecting the contemplated mode of performance.
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