Editing Contracts/Impossibility
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The [[English law|English]] case that established the doctrine of impossibility at [[common law]] is ''[[Taylor v. Caldwell]].''<ref>3 B.&S. 826, 122 Eng.Rep. 309 (K.B. 1863).</ref> | The [[English law|English]] case that established the doctrine of impossibility at [[common law]] is ''[[Taylor v. Caldwell]].''<ref>3 B.&S. 826, 122 Eng.Rep. 309 (K.B. 1863).</ref> | ||
Impossibility also could be referenced against somebody expecting you to do the job of 8 people when there is only 4 available. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== |