Frustration Cases in Contract Law 0.0 / 5 ? LawContract LawUniversityNone Created by: cephillipsCreated on: 07-05-14 10:49 "Radical Change in Obligations will Frustrate Contracts" Davis Contractors [1956] per Lord Radcliffe 1 of 12 Frustration by Illegality Metro Water Board v ****, Kerr and Co. [1916] 2 of 12 Frustration by Impossibility: 1. Destruction of Subject Matter CTI Group [2008] 3 of 12 Frustration by Impossibility: 2. Unavailability of SM The Nema [1982] 4 of 12 Frustration by Impossibility: 3. Serious Delay or Interruption Noblee Thorl [1962] (Closure of Suez Canal Case) 5 of 12 Frustration by Impossibility: 4. Death or Incapacity Notcutt [1986] 6 of 12 Frustration of Purpose / Unless other commercial use Krell v Henry [1903] / Chandler v Webster [1904] "coronation viewing cases" 7 of 12 Frustration of Leases "No frustration unless foundation of contract doesn't survive" - National Carriers [1981] 8 of 12 Choice of Contract does not Frustrate Maritime National Fish [1935] 9 of 12 Negligent Behavior of your own will not Frustrate Joseph Constantine Steamship [1942] 10 of 12 Frustrated Contracts terminated from time of event, but any obligations already due remain binding Chandler v Webster [1904] 11 of 12 Parties can recover money paid in advance, but not expenses, when in a frustrated contract Fibrosa SA [1943] 12 of 12
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