In the case of Taylor v Caldwell (1963) 3 B & S 826, which of the following is correct?

Select one:

A. The destruction of the music hall made the common objective no longer attainable. Therefore, the contract was held to be frustrated.

B. The destruction of the music hall resulted in the destruction of the subject matter of the contract. Therefore, the contract was held to be frustrated.

C. The destruction of the music hall occurred through governmental intervention. Therefore contract was held to be frustrated.

D. The destruction of the music hall occurred through the fault of Caldwell. Therefore, Caldwell had breached the contract.