Bright v. Stubbs Properties, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• “It is generally well settled that subjective impossibility, that is, impossibility which is personal to the promisor and does not inhere in the nature of the act to be performed, does not excuse nonperformance of a contractual obligation.”

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