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There are some grounds which have become established as to when the Doctrine of Frustration can be invoked. They are: • Destruction of the subject Matter • Destruction of a thing (other than the subject matter) But essential for the performance of the contract • Unavailability of the subject matter or the thing essential for the performance of the contract • When the method of performance becomes Impossible • Death of the party • War • Strike • Export/Import Prohibitions • Change of Circumstances.
"Complaint" means:
How can the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) be removed from office?
Which of the following is included in the definition of engravings under Copyright Act 1957?
I. Etchings
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An act abetted is committed and there is no express provision for it's punishment, ______.
Which of the following is true about a bailee's particular lien?
What is the punishment for someone who commits dacoity as perthe Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita?
In which case was it held that the plaintiff should provide an undertaking that the defendant can be compensated if the injunction suit is decided in t...
As per the Specific Relief Act, 1963, Specific relief can be granted
What is the composition of the Central Authority as per the Consumer Protection Act, and who appoints its members?
Once a suit has been instituted, summons may be issued to defendant on such day not beyond _______ from date of institution of suit.