· 7/10/1968
Twin Harbors Lumber Company v. Carrico
Citations
- 442 P.2d 753
- 92 Idaho 343
- 1968 Ida. LEXIS 301
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- Under the doctrine of impossibility, if the existence of a specific thing is essential for performance, a duty to perform is discharged if the thing “subsequently is not in existence in time for seasonable performance.” Emphasis added
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Judges: Per Curiam
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