55.
A:
The event which causes frustration must have occurred without the fault of either party
B:
Frustration puts an end to a contract independently of the volition of the parties at the time of the frustrating event (automatic discharge)
C:
A contract is not frustrated by an event arising from an act or election of the promisor
D:
The doctrine of frustration is applicable when the rights and obligations of the parties arise under a transfer of property under a lease.
The answer is: D
