War Frustration is a legal doctrine within the broader category of frustration of purpose in contract law, distinguished by its application to situations where an unforeseen outbreak of war substantially undermines the fundamental basis of a contractual agreement, rendering performance meaningless or radically different from the originally intended purpose.
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India's Ambitions in Burma: More Frustration Than Success?
Renaud Egreteau · Asian Survey · 2008 · 22 citations
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