Company A has a contract with Company B where Company B will provide 2,000 N-95 face masks per month for Company As employees to use during oil tank inspections. After February 2020, the supply of N-95 face masks significantly declined due to the coronavirus pandemic. Company B has been ordered by the federal government to increase supply of N-95 face masks for medical professionals, and therefore Company B cannot fulfill its obligations to Company A. Company A has lost revenue because it cannot complete oil inspections without proper protective gear. Company A has sued Company B for breach of contract. Company Bs best defense would be:

Group of answer choices

mutual mistake of law

illegality

frustration of purpose

commercial impracticability

Company A has a contract with Company B where Company B will provide 2,000 N-95 face masks per month for Company As employees to use during oil tank inspections. After February 2020, the supply of N-95 face masks significantly declined due to the coronavirus pandemic. Company B has been ordered by the federal government to increase supply of N-95 face masks for medical professionals, and therefore Company B cannot fulfill its obligations to Company A. Company A has lost revenue because it cannot complete oil inspections without proper protective gear. Company A has sued Company B for breach of contract. Company Bs best defense would be:

mutual mistake of law

illegality

frustration of purpose

commercial impracticability