Commercial impracticability discharges a party's contractual obligations when the contract becomes more expensive to perform due to drastic and severe economic downturns.

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Commercial impracticability applies when performance becomes excessively burdensome due to unforeseen events, but mere increased cost or economic downturns typically do not qualify unless they fundamentally alter the nature of the contract.

Commercial Impracticability Discharges a Party's Contractual Obligations When the Contract