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Originally Posted by gordk
Neither party is liable for any breach of this Agreement which is caused by something beyond their reasonable control[/b] including Acts of God, fire, lightening, extremely severe weather, flood, a national or local emergency, explosion, war, military operations, civil disorder, damage to the ntl Network, terrorism, vandalism, industrial disputes, or acts of local or central Government or other competent authorities.
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Ah hah... This is called "Frustration"
A contract is frustrated if an event occurs which is out of control of both parties, such as the examples given.
I don't think you leaving the property would be classified as frustration... but the answer of the law is usually "maybe" so it is worth a try
