Why Should One NOT Rely on the Common Law Doctrine

Multiple Choice

Why should one NOT rely on the common law doctrine of frustration in contractual negotiations?

A) The doctrine of frustration holds that the terms of a contract are settled at the time of acceptance.
B) The doctrine of frustration is a reliable avenue of escape that operates in limited circumstances.
C) The doctrine of frustration holds a party from being able to perform its contractual obligations.
D) The doctrine of frustration is an unreliable avenue of escape that operates in narrow circumstances.