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Definitions and consequences of an emergency situation and/or force majeure If a situation of force majeure and/or an emergency situation, as defined in the Grid Codes or pursuant to Belgian civil law, is/are invoked, the fulfilment of the obligations that are the subject of the Contract is temporarily suspended for so long as the event that gave rise to the emergency situation and/or force majeure persists. The Party who invokes a situation of force majeure and/or emergency situation shall inform the other Party as soon as possible by telephone and/or email of the reason why this Party is not able to fulfil all or some of its obligations and the anticipated duration of this non-execution. The Party that invokes a situation of force majeure and/or an emergency shall nevertheless do everything in its power to limit the consequences of the non-fulfilment of its obligations towards the other Party, the Xxxx Grid and third parties and to fulfil its obligations once again. If the period of force majeure and/or emergency lasts for thirty (30) or more consecutive days and this results in one of the Parties no longer being able to fulfil the essential obligations of the Contract as a result of the force majeure or emergency situation, each Party may terminate the Contract with immediate effect by sending a registered letter, setting out the justification.
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