Which of the following is a doctrine under which a party to a contract is relieved of his duty to perform when that performance can no longer be completed because of the occurrence of an event unforeseen at the time of contracting?
A)Waiver
B)Impracticability
C)Impossibility
D)Good faith and fair dealing

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Impossibility is a doctrine under which a party to a contract is relieved of his duty to perform when that performance has become impossible because of the occurrence of an event unforeseen at the time of contracting.

Which of the Following Is a Doctrine Under Which a Party