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    A Court Is Not Likely to Allow an Exception to the Preexisting
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A Court Is Not Likely to Allow an Exception to the Preexisting

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A court is not likely to allow an exception to the preexisting duty rule even if extraordinary difficulties arise that were totally unforeseen at the time a contract was formed.

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