Commercial impracticability means some event has occurred that neither party anticipated and fulfilling the contract would now be extraordinarily difficult and unfair to one party.

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Commercial impracticability means some event has occurred that neither party anticipated and fulfilling the contract would now be extraordinarily difficult and unfair to one party.

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Commercial impracticability refers to a situation where fulfilling a contract becomes exceedingly difficult and unfair due to some unforeseen event. This concept is recognized in the legal system and can excuse a party from fulfilling their obligations under the contract.

Commercial Impracticability Means Some Event Has Occurred That Neither Party Anticipated