Common use of Force Majeure Event Clause in Contracts

Force Majeure Event. “Event”) refers to any event beyond control of the affected party and unavoidable with reasonable caution, which shall include but not limit to, government acts, nature disasters, fire, explosion, typhoon, flood, earthquake, tidal wave, lightning or war. However, any lack of credit, assets or financing shall not be deemed as an event beyond control of a party. The party claiming the Force Majeure and seeking a waiver of its obligations hereunder shall promptly inform the other party the Force Majeure and the procedure to fulfil its obligations hereunder.

Force Majeure Event. For purposes of this Agreement, a “Force Majeure Event”) refers to any event ” shall mean the occurrence of unforeseen circumstances beyond a Party’s control of the affected party and unavoidable with reasonable cautionwithout such Party’s negligence or intentional misconduct, which shall include including, but not limit limited to, government actsany act by any governmental authority, nature disastersact of war, firenatural disaster, explosionstrike, typhoonboycott, floodembargo, earthquakeshortage, tidal waveriot, lightning or war. Howeverlockout, any lack of creditlabor dispute, assets or financing shall not be deemed as an event beyond control of a party. The party claiming the Force Majeure and seeking a waiver of its obligations hereunder shall promptly inform the other party the Force Majeure and the procedure to fulfil its obligations hereunder.civil commotion

Force Majeure Event. “Event”) 14.1 The Force Majeure Event hereunder refers to any event beyond control of the affected party and unavoidable with reasonable caution, which shall include but not limit to, government acts, nature disastersgovernmental act, fire, explosion, typhoon, flood, earthquake, tidal wavetide, lightning lightning, war or war. However, any lack of credit, assets or financing shall not be deemed as an event other events which are unforeseeable by and beyond the control of any party hereto. In the event of a party. The party claiming the Force Majeure and seeking a waiver of its obligations hereunder Event, the party affected by such event shall promptly inform immediately notice the other party the Force Majeure and the procedure to fulfil its obligations hereunderparty.

Force Majeure Event. “For purposes of this Agreement, a "Force Majeure Event”" shall mean (i) refers to any event the occurrence of unforeseen circumstances beyond a party's control of the affected party and unavoidable with reasonable cautionwithout such party's negligence or intentional misconduct, which shall include including, but not limit limited to, government actsany act by any governmental authority, nature disastersact of war, firenatural disaster, explosionstrike, typhoonboycott, floodembargo, earthquakeshortage, tidal waveriot, lightning or war. Howeverlockout, any lack of creditlabor dispute, assets or financing shall not be deemed as an event beyond control civil commotion and (ii) the failure of a party. The party claiming the Force Majeure and seeking Vendor to timely deliver a waiver of its obligations hereunder shall promptly inform the other party the Force Majeure and the procedure Component to fulfil its obligations hereunderSANMINA-SCI.

Force Majeure Event. The term “Force Majeure Event”) refers ” shall mean, with respect to any a delay or failure to perform by a Party, an event that is beyond the reasonable control of the affected party such Party, including (i) acts of war, terrorism, civil riots and unavoidable with reasonable cautionunrest, which shall include but not limit torebellions, government actsstrikes, nature disasterslabor disputes, fire(ii) quarantines, explosionembargos and other similar unusual governmental actions, typhoonand (iii) extraordinary elements of nature, floodfires, earthquakeearthquakes, tidal wavetsunamis, lightning or war. However, any lack and acts of credit, assets or financing shall not be deemed as an event beyond control of a party. The party claiming the Force Majeure and seeking a waiver of its obligations hereunder shall promptly inform the other party the Force Majeure and the procedure to fulfil its obligations hereunderGod.

Force Majeure Event. For purposes of this Agreement, a “Force Majeure Event”) refers to any event ” shall mean the occurrence of unforeseen circumstances beyond a Party’s control of the affected party and unavoidable with reasonable cautionwithout such Party’s negligence or intentional misconduct, which shall include including, but not limit limited to, government actsany act by any governmental authority, nature disastersact of war, firenatural disaster, explosionstrike, typhoonboycott, floodembargo, earthquakeshortage, tidal waveriot, lightning or war. Howeverlockout, any lack of creditlabor dispute, assets or financing shall not be deemed as an event beyond control of a party. The party claiming the Force Majeure and seeking a waiver of its obligations hereunder shall promptly inform the other party the Force Majeure and the procedure to fulfil its obligations hereundercivil commotion.

Force Majeure Event. “For purposes of this Agreement, a "Force Majeure Event”) refers to any event " shall mean the occurrence of unforeseen circumstances beyond a party's control of the affected party and unavoidable with reasonable cautionwithout such party's negligence or intentional misconduct, which shall include including, but not limit limited to, government actsany act by any governmental authority, nature disastersact of war, firenatural disaster, explosionstrike, typhoonboycott, floodembargo, earthquakeshortage, tidal waveriot, lightning or war. Howeverlockout, any lack of creditlabor dispute, assets or financing shall not be deemed as an event beyond control of a party. The party claiming the Force Majeure and seeking a waiver of its obligations hereunder shall promptly inform the other party the Force Majeure and the procedure to fulfil its obligations hereundercivil commotion.

Force Majeure Event. A “Force Majeure Event”” means and is limited to: (a) refers to any event the occurrence of unforeseen circumstances beyond a party’s reasonable control of the affected party and unavoidable with reasonable cautionwithout such Party’s negligence or intentional misconduct, which shall include but not limit to, government acts, nature disasters, fire, explosion, typhoon, flood, earthquake, tidal wave, lightning or war. Howeverincluding, any lack act by any governmental authority, act of creditwar, assets terrorism, natural disaster, boycott, embargo, or financing shall not be deemed as an event beyond control of a party. The party claiming the Force Majeure and seeking a waiver of its obligations hereunder shall promptly inform the other party the Force Majeure and the procedure to fulfil its obligations hereunderriot.