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Message: [QUOTE="MadDogRevival, post: 2759498, member: 8028"] The doctrine of "impossibility" is rarely applicable, and when it is, it tends to be something extreme - for example, a law gets changed making widget X illegal to sell. The original contract called for Party A to sell to Party B 100,000 widget Xs, but the contract was signed prior to the law being passed. If Party B seeks to enforce the contract against Party A for breach of contract for failure to deliver 100,000 widget Xs, Party A can defend with the doctrine of impossiblity. That does not apply here. No way, no how. It was not impossible for KO to abide by the terms of the contract. Difficult? Maybe. But clearly not impossible. [/QUOTE]