Principle

CONTRACT LAW — Frustration — Scope — Mere Difficulty or Increased Expense Not Sufficient

Area of law
CONTRACT LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that mere difficulty or increased expense does not frustrate a contract, even if performance is in a manner not envisaged. The principle applies where frustration is alleged. It ensures that contracts are not easily frustrated. The principle reflects the strictness of frustration.…

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