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My client wants to argue frustration of contract due to the 2022 import restrictions. What's the strongest case for this in Pakistan?
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The strongest foundation is the Supreme Court's position in Messrs United Steel v. Federation (PLD 2019 SC 203), where the court confirmed that government-imposed restrictions can constitute frustrating events if they fundamentally change the nature of the obligation. However, you'll need to distinguish Ibrahim Sons v. NBP (2021 SCMR 88) where similar facts were decided against the frustrated party because partial performance remained possible...
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