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Is it permissible for a contracting party to be discharged from their contractual obligations by claiming frustration of the purpose of the contract, if the terms of the contract are explicit and clear?

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No, that is not permissible. The contract is the law of the contracting parties, and contractual obligations must be fulfilled in accordance with the explicit and clear terms agreed upon between the two parties.

No, that is not permissible. The contract is the law of the contracting parties, and contractual obligations must be fulfilled in accordance with the explicit and clear terms agreed upon between the two parties.
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