In order to invoke to doctrine of commercial frustration, a party must show that the subject matter of the contract has become objectively impossible to perform.

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The doctrine of commercial frustration applies when unforeseen events fundamentally change the nature of a contractual obligation or the value of what one party receives, making the performance of the contract impractical or unjust, not necessarily impossible.

In Order to Invoke to Doctrine of Commercial Frustration, a Party