Common use of FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES Clause in Contracts

FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES. 16.1. Parties shall be exempt from the liability arising from full or partial failure to perform contractual obligations during the effect of the insurmountable force [force majeure], provided that such failure is caused by the direct impact of the insurmountable force. Force majeure shall include the circumstances which did not exist by the time the present agreement was processed and the parties were not in the position to prevent or overcome such occurrence or impact. In particular: natural disasters, fire, strike, military action, blockade, malfunctioning of devices, damage of program software, adoption of the legal acts which make it impossible to perform contractual obligations etc.

FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES. 16.1. 16.1 Parties shall be exempt from the liability arising from full or partial failure to perform contractual obligations during the effect of the an insurmountable force [force majeure], provided that such failure is caused by the direct impact of the insurmountable force. Force A force majeure shall include the circumstances which did not exist by at the time the present agreement was processed created and the parties were not in the a position to prevent or overcome such occurrence or impact. In particular: natural disasters, fire, strike, military action, blockade, malfunctioning of devices, damage of program software, adoption of the legal acts which make it impossible to perform contractual obligations obligations, etc.

FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES. 16.1. 16.1 Parties shall be exempt from the liability arising from full or partial failure to perform contractual obligations during the effect of the insurmountable force [force majeure], provided that such failure is caused by the direct impact of the insurmountable force. Force majeure shall include the circumstances which did not exist by the time the present agreement was processed and the parties were not in the position to prevent or overcome such occurrence or impact. In particular: natural disasters, fire, strike, military action, blockade, malfunctioning of devices, damage of program software, adoption of the legal acts which make it impossible to perform contractual obligations etc.