In Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation v.Delta Star,the court:

A) accepted Delta Star's claim of commercial impracticability because the price of materials skyrocketed and it was not anticipated by either party.
B) accepted Delta Star's claim of commercial impracticability because there was a shortage of the type of materials throughout the entire industry.
C) rejected Delta Star's claim of commercial impracticability because its performance was not burdensome under the contract.
D) rejected Delta Star's claim of commercial impracticability because other sellers in the industry were able to perform under the same restrictions.

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Jerick Sarceno · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  The court held that although Delta Star had to get a supplier at a higher cost,this was not burdensome to constitute commercial impracticability.

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