A contract might be discharged by the Doctrine of Frustration if
A) the contract becomes purposeless after it was entered into.
B) the contract is expressly absolute.
C) the contract was impossible to perform at the time it was entered into.
D) the frustrating event is contemplated by the contract.
E) the frustrating event is self- induced.

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The Doctrine of Frustration applies when an unforeseen event occurs after the formation of the contract, making it impossible to fulfill the contract's purpose.

A Contract Might Be Discharged by the Doctrine of Frustration