A agreed to let a room to B for holding music shows on a certain dates. Before any show wars organised the room has destroyed in an accidental fire. In this case, the contract becomes

The correct answer is: A. void and is discharged.

A contract is void if it is not legally binding. This can happen for a number of reasons, such as if one of the parties is not legally capable of entering into a contract, or if the contract is for an illegal purpose. In this case, the contract is void because the room was destroyed before any shows could be held. This means that neither party is obligated to fulfill their obligations under the contract.

Option B is incorrect because the contract is not voidable at A’s option. A voidable contract is one that is legally binding, but one party has the right to cancel

it. In this case, A does not have the right to cancel the contract because the destruction of the room was not his fault.

Option C is incorrect because the contract is void, not voidable. A void contract is one that is not legally binding at all. This means that neither party is obligated to fulfill their obligations under the contract.

Option D is incorrect because the contract is void, not voidable at B’s option. A voidable contract is one that is legally binding, but one party has the right to cancel it. In this case, B does not have the right to cancel the contract because the destruction of the room was not his fault.