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Contract – Frustration of purpose – Pandemic
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Contract – Frustration of purpose – Pandemic – Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly
Where (1) a plaintiff sued for the balance due on two contracts that the defendant cancelled during the COVID-19 pandemic and (2) the defendant was awarded summary judgment on the ground that its performance of the contracts was excused as impracticable, a remand is necessary because of an unsettled factual dispute as to whether the doctrine of impracticability applies.
Contract – Frustration of purpose – Pandemic
Where (1) a plaintiff sued for the balance due on two contracts that the defendant cancelled during the COVID-19 pandemic and (2) the defendant was awarded summary judgment on the ground that its performance of the contracts was excused as impracticable, a remand is necessary because of an unsettled factual dispute as to whether the doctrine of impracticability applies.
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