A Force Majeure Clause

A force majeure clause

A) allows a frustrated contract to be rescinded.
B) overrides the effect of an event that normally would constitute frustration.
C) is important primarily because of the possibility of duress or undue influence.
D) means that if there is a dispute regarding the effect of a contract, and there are more than two parties to the contract, the majority view will prevail.
E) provides protection against the possibility of unconscionable conduct.