- The
doctrine of
impracticability in the
common law of
contracts excuses performance of a duty,
where the said duty has
become unfeasibly difficult or expensive...
-
execution grounds. Initially, the
victims were shot, but this
method proved impracticable for an
operation of this scale. Also,
after Himmler observed the shooting...
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state (§ 251), to
address an insurrection, in any state,
which makes it
impracticable to
enforce the law (§ 252), or to
address an insurrection, domestic...
- to
prove that its
current purposes have
become unlawful, impossible,
impracticable, or wasteful. Elon Musk, who had
initiated a
lawsuit against OpenAI...
- were
killed with gas vans or by
firing squad, but
these methods proved impracticable for an
operation of this scale. In
August 1941,
Himmler attended the...
-
interpreted as an
implied defense under the rule of
impossibility or
impracticability. If so, the
promise is
discharged because of
unforeseen occurrences...
-
criticised a
proposed amendment for a
permanent ban as "excessive" and "
impracticable". The ban was seen as
temporary by
contemporaries during the period...
-
major rejection and
opposition of the "entire
Persian people" made it
impracticable for him to pose
himself as Darius'
legitimate successor.
Against Bessus...
- country, such as
Liberia or
Sierra Leone,
though he
recognized the
impracticability of such proposals.
According to Eric Foner, "In 1824
Jefferson proposed...
- compilations. However, the
required effort (in time and cost) can be made
impracticably high if
there are
enough words in the p****phrase and if they are randomly...
