If the goods required for the performance of a contract are destroyed without fault of either party prior to the time the risk of loss passed to the buyer, then the contract is voided.

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This statement is in accordance with the doctrine of frustration of purpose, which holds that a contract may be discharged if an unforeseeable event occurs that makes the contract impossible to perform or defeats the purpose for which it was made.

If the Goods Required for the Performance of a Contract