Understanding Pre-Contractual and Post-Contractual Supervening Impossibility: A Deep Dive
Understanding Pre-Contractual and Post-Contractual Supervening Impossibility: A Deep Dive In contract law, the principle of supervening impossibility comes into play when, due to unforeseen events, it becomes impossible for a party to fulfill their obligations under a contract. These events can occur before the contract is formed (pre-contractual impossibility) or after the contract has been formed (post-contractual impossibility). Understanding these concepts is crucial for anyone entering into contracts, as they determine whether a party can be excused from performing their obligations. In this blog post, we will break down pre-contractual supervening impossibility and post-contractual supervening impossibility in simple terms, using real-life examples, legal explanations, and case references to provide a complete understanding. What is Supervening Impossibility? Supervening impossibility refers to situations where, after a contract is formed or even before its fo...