Common use of Exemption Clause Clause in Contracts

Exemption Clause. If either party or both parties are unable to perform or fully perform their obligations under this agreement due to force majeure, neither party shall be liable for breach of contract. However, in the event of force majeure, either party or both parties shall inform the other party in writing of the situation within 15 days after the occurrence of force majeure and provide proof from relevant departments. Within a reasonable time after the elimination of force majeure, one or both parties shall continue to perform the contract.

Exemption Clause. If either one party or both parties are unable to cannot perform the related obligations therein in whole or fully perform their obligations under this agreement in part due to force majeure, neither party shall be liable for breach of contractboth parties will not bear responsibilities to each other. However, the party or parties suffering from force majeure shall inform the other party or each other of the situation in writing within 15 days after force majeure(s) occur(s) and provide the event certifications of related departments. Within the reasonable time period after elimination of the influence of force majeure, either one party or both parties shall inform continue performing the other party in writing of the situation within 15 days after the occurrence of force majeure and provide proof from relevant departments. Within a reasonable time after the elimination of force majeure, one or both parties shall continue to perform the contractagreement.