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Consider the impact of a freak storm (ie. an extremely severe and completely unexpected storm) that occurs after a contract is made, but before delivery occurs, which completely destroys the seller's supplies in their warehouse. Which of the following is INCORRECT? Select one: 0 a. Neither party is at fault, and this is an element that must be proven in order to argue termination by frustration. O b. As the subject matter of the contract has been destroyed before performance was due, the storm may amount to a frustrating event, meaning the contract is terminated. O c. A freak storm is not reasonably foreseeable, so it can amount to a frustrating event. 0 d. The supplier has a duty to mitigate their losses, and must find an alternative supplier to provide the items