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The Doctrine of Good Faith mandates that parties to a contract act honestly and fairly, ensuring neither party undermines the other’s rights to the contract’s

The Doctrine of Commercial Impracticability addresses situations where unforeseen events, beyond the control of contracting parties, render the performance of contractual obligations excessively burdensome or

In contract law, the Doctrine of Hardship addresses situations where unforeseen events fundamentally alter the equilibrium of a contract, rendering performance excessively burdensome for one