Ron operates a garbage pickup business. He contracts to pick up garbage from an apartment complex for the next 52 weeks at a price of 150 per week. Unexpectedly, the landfill center where Ron takes the garbage to dispose of it, files for bankruptcy. As a result, Ron must travel an additional 100 miles to the nearest landfill center, turning Ron's expected profit into a loss of 40 per week. Ron's best argument in support of his petition to be discharged from the contract is
A)the mail box rule.
B)commercial impracticability.
C)frustration of purpose.
D)true impossibility.
Question 2
Most countries have broad discovery rules, just like the U.S., allowing the collection of evidence.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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