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The [[England|English]] case that established this doctrine at [[common law]] is ''[[Taylor v. Caldwell]].'' | The [[England|English]] case that established this doctrine at [[common law]] is ''[[Taylor v. Caldwell]].'' | ||
IMPOSSIBLE | |||
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I - is always late | |||
M - mamas boy | |||
P - playing with people/pissing Gro off | |||
O - oaxacan parrot | |||
S - sleeping all the time | |||
S - same mistakes | |||
I - irritating | |||
B - beutiful dog eyes | |||
L - lazzy | |||
E - even more late | |||
To be impossible is to be late, more late - always late! | |||
To be impossible is to tickle, tickle and tickle - and dont take no for an answer. | |||
To be impossible is to have bad exuses for anything. | |||
To be imposible is to keep on doing the same mistakes over and over again. | |||
To be impossible is to drive people crazy. To teas and teas and teas - not knowing what the word means. | |||
To be impossible is not to keep appointments. | |||
To be impossible is not to take the phone. | |||
To be impossible is to play tricks with people so they dont know if the impossible are really mad or not. | |||
To be impossible is to say the same things over and over again fx: | |||
''you are so mad'' or ''its a horrible horrible plan.'' | |||
To be impossible is to have a beutiful doggy face with the sweetest eyes - so sweet that you can never be really angry with the impossible. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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In contract law, impossibility is an excuse for the nonperformance of duties under a contract, based on a change in circumstances (or the discovery of preexisting circumstances), the nonoccurrence of which was an underlying assumption of the contract, that makes performance of the contract literally impossible. For such a defense to be raised, performance must not merely be difficult or unexpectedly costly for one party; there must be no way for it to actually be accomplished.
For example, if Rachel contracts to pay Joey $1000 to paint her house on October 1, but the house burns to the ground before the end of September, Rachel is excused from her duty to pay Joey the $1000, and he is excused from his duty to paint her house; however, Joey may still be able to sue for the unjust enrichment of any benefit conferred on Rachel before her house burned down.
The English case that established this doctrine at common law is Taylor v. Caldwell.
IMPOSSIBLE
I - is always late M - mamas boy P - playing with people/pissing Gro off O - oaxacan parrot S - sleeping all the time S - same mistakes I - irritating B - beutiful dog eyes L - lazzy E - even more late
To be impossible is to be late, more late - always late! To be impossible is to tickle, tickle and tickle - and dont take no for an answer. To be impossible is to have bad exuses for anything. To be imposible is to keep on doing the same mistakes over and over again. To be impossible is to drive people crazy. To teas and teas and teas - not knowing what the word means. To be impossible is not to keep appointments. To be impossible is not to take the phone. To be impossible is to play tricks with people so they dont know if the impossible are really mad or not. To be impossible is to say the same things over and over again fx: you are so mad or its a horrible horrible plan. To be impossible is to have a beutiful doggy face with the sweetest eyes - so sweet that you can never be really angry with the impossible.
