Asked by Lisbeth Galvan on Jul 19, 2024

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Generally,the UCC uses the test of impossibility to determine if a person can be excused from performing his contractual obligations.

Impossibility

A defense in contract law where a party claims that fulfilling the contractual obligations has become objectively impossible due to unforeseen events.

Contractual Obligations

Responsibilities that parties are legally bound to perform as outlined in a contract agreement.

UCC

Uniform Commercial Code, a standardized set of laws and regulations intended to facilitate the smooth transaction of commerce among American states.

  • Comprehend the conditions under which a contract can be voided due to the impossibility of performance or destruction of goods.
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montine garlandJul 25, 2024
Final Answer :
False
Explanation :
In most situations,the UCC uses the test of commercial impracticability.