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beth88 | 22:14 Wed 07th Feb 2007 | Law
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Can you give me a definition of the implied term theory, in relation to the doctrine of frustration? (Contract law)
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Hi Beth,sorry but that is one frustrating question!
01:24 Thu 08th Feb 2007
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The impled term theory is that 'A contract will only be discharged when the court can imply a term into the contract that the contract will end on the occurrence of a certain event', per Lord Loreburn from
Tamplin Steamships Co Ltd v Anglo-Mexican Products 1[1916] 2 AC 397.
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