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A and B entered into a contract, subject to the condition that in case the Senate will not concur in to the treaty, neither party will be liable. The Senate rejected it. Can A invoke force majeure or fortuitous event as a ground to exempt himself from liability? |
A. | No, because it is not an act of God; |
B. | Yes, because of the binding effect of contracts; |
C. | Yes, because while the non-concurrence is foreseeable, it is beyond their control; |
D. | Yes, because of the principle of liberty of contracts. (Philcomsat Corp. v. Globe Telecom, Inc. 25 May 2004; Sicam v. Jorge, 8 August 2007). |
Answer» C. Yes, because while the non-concurrence is foreseeable, it is beyond their control; |
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