Most contracts on Acts of God and force majeur have been so templated

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Jul 9, 2020
2:29:50pm

Archaea Truly Addicted User

Most contracts on Acts of God and force majeur have been so templated

that I doubt they are well-thought out.

The frustration of purpose doctrine under the Restatement of Contracts is also used infrequently.

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Archaea

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So, low on the importance list, but how do you think that the contracts BYU

BoiseBlue

7/9/20 2:27pm

I'd say it would be hard to claim the Pandemic Clause when they are still playing 10 games.

7/9/20 2:28pm

That.....is a very good point.

BoiseBlue

7/9/20 2:29pm

My bet is they will pay a reduced buy-out or renegotiate a new deal.

Baron

7/9/20 2:29pm

New deal...with BYU playing on the road in 2028 and a Provo game in 2034.

BGRTHNUMEGO

7/9/20 2:30pm

Very confused...can't decide whether to laugh, cry, nod sadly, or smash my PC

BoiseBlue

7/9/20 2:31pm

The counter will be they were forced by the conference due to Panademic

ABCoug

7/9/20 2:37pm

Most contracts on Acts of God and force majeur have been so templated

Archaea

7/9/20 2:29pm

What used to be boiler plate language suddenly matters a lot.

Carnac

7/9/20 2:33pm

I have been negotiating this clause a lot now, and it won't come into play again

Archaea

7/9/20 2:49pm

I would assume the teams look to reschedule the games and 10 years from now...

Housemartin

7/9/20 2:32pm

VTF got the contract previously. Maybe someone over there can publish the whole

7/9/20 2:39pm

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