THE EUGENIA (1964) - Inability to comply with the specified manner of performance
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DAVIS CONTRACTORS LTD v FAREHAM UDC (1956)
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PIONEER SHIPPING LTD v BTP TIOXIDE LTD, THE NEMA (1981) - Radically Different ( a delay in performing the contract caused by some frustrating event)
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DENNY, MOTT AND DICKSON LTD v JAMES B. FRASER & CO LTD (1944) - Supervening Illegality
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MARITIME NATIONAL FISH v OCEAN TRAWLERS (1938) - Self-induced frustration
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SUPER SERVANT 2 (1990) - Negligence being self induced frustration ( questioned in the case Joseph Constantine ** CO v Imperial Smelting Corp Ltd (1941)
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JACKSON v UNION MARINE INSURANCE CO LTD (1874) - Force Majeure Clauses
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TSAKIROGLOU V NOBLEE (1962) - More difficult or Expensive
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HIRIJI MULJI v CHEONG YUE STEAMSHIP (1926) - Legal effect of Frustration
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CHANDLER V WEBSTER (1904) - Common law originally only allowed the parties to be released of obligations at the time of frustration and onwards, they were unable to claim anything back prior to the frustrating event
