A party that deliberately makes performance impossible cannot rely on the doctrine of frustration to discharge his obligations.Self-induced frustration is really nothing more than
A)a breach of contract.
B)an unforeseeable event.
C)something radically different from what the parties initially thought might occur.
D)an implied term.
E)a statute barred claim.

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If a party intentionally makes performance impossible, it is considered a breach of contract rather than frustration. Frustration only applies to unforeseeable events that are outside the control of the parties.

A Party That Deliberately Makes Performance Impossible Cannot Rely on the Doctrine