A force majeure clause is created in consideration of a contract situation where there could be
A)duress
B)undue influence
C)non est factum
D)frustration
E)breach of warranty

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A force majeure clause is included in contracts to address situations where unforeseen events, beyond the control of the parties, prevent the fulfillment of contractual obligations, which is related to the concept of frustration.

A Force Majeure Clause Is Created in Consideration of a Contract