Doctrine of frustration

3274/mod_resource/content/1/Second%20Semester%20Alternative%20Terminal%20Assignment%202 - +2 Fit to page Q.5. Insert relevant question Mark books Joe's theatre to host a concert for his wine club. Mark informs Joe of his plans to seat 500 people for the event and that he intends to provide food and wine to the entire audience. Joe accepts a (1,000 deposit and they agree that the remaining (3,000 will be paid on the morning of the concert. Two days before the concert, Mark's application for a wine licence for the event is turned down by the District Court on the grounds that Mark had not completed all the relevant paperwork to accompany the application. Mark tells Joe that their contract is frustrated and that he is treating the contract as at an end. Joe disputes this and argues that the contract is valid but that he is treating Mark's statement as a repudiatory breach. Advise Mark. [25 marks] Q.6 Discuss in detail with reference to case law the main remedies available to an