Common use of FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES Clause in Contracts

FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES. 11.1. Force majeure circumstances shall include but not limited to: any actions, events or circumstances (including but not limited to any strikes, riots, mass disturbances and civil disturbances, terroristic acts, floods, extraordinary weather conditions, earthquakes, fire, wars, labor disputes, accidents, government actions, connection and power failures, equipment and software failures, etc) which in the reasonable opinion of the Company lead to destabilization of a market or markets of one or several tools, interruption of business, liquidation or closing of any market or absence of an event on the basis of which the Company sets quotes, or introduction of non-standard trading conditions at any market or towards any such event.

FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES. 11.1. Force majeure circumstances shall include but not limited to: any actions, events or circumstances (including but not limited to any strikes, riots, mass disturbances and civil disturbances, terroristic acts, floods, extraordinary weather conditions, earthquakes, fire, wars, labor disputes, accidents, government actions, connection and power failures, equipment and software failures, etc) which in the reasonable opinion of the Company lead to destabilization of a market or markets of one or several tools, interruption of business, liquidation or closing of any market or absence of an event on the basis of which the Company sets quotes, or introduction of non-standard trading conditions at any market or towards any such eventsuchevent.

FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES. 11.17.1. Force majeure circumstances shall include but not limited to: any actions, events or circumstances (including but not limited to any strikes, riots, mass disturbances and civil disturbances, terroristic acts, floods, extraordinary weather conditions, earthquakes, fire, wars, labor disputes, accidents, government actions, connection and power failures, equipment and software failures, etc) which in the reasonable opinion of the Company lead to destabilization of a market or markets of one or several tools, interruption of business, liquidation or closing of any market or absence of an event on the basis of which the Company sets quotes, or introduction of non-non- standard trading conditions at any market or towards any such event.