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Under the doctrine of frustration of purpose:

A Any inconvenience discharges the contract
B A supervening event destroys the principal purpose of the contract, discharging obligations
C Only weather events count
D The doctrine does not exist

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Frustration of purpose (Krell v. Henry): a supervening event that destroys the principal purpose of the contract discharges remaining duties, even if performance is still possible.

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