Grounds for relief. 11.1 A circumstance which prevents or substantially obstructs the performance of any of the parties’ obligations under the Agreement, and which was beyond the party's control, including but not limited to stroke of lightning, fire, earthquake, flooding, war, mobilization or major military conscription, uprising or riot, requisition, seizure, currency restriction, public regulation, fuel restrictions, general scarcity of transportation or energy, or strike, blockade, lock- out or other labor dispute, regardless of whether the party is a party to such dispute, and defects or delays in deliveries from sub-suppliers caused by the above mentioned circumstances, shall constitute grounds for relief which entitles the relevant party to appropriate time extensions and relief of liability from conditional fines and other sanctions. A party shall notify the other party in writing without unreasonable delay from the day the party realized or ought to have realized the grounds for relief.
Grounds for relief. A circumstance which prevents or substantially obstructs the performance of any of the parties´ obligations under the Agreement, and which was beyond the party’s control, including but not limited to stroke of lightning, fire, earthquake, flooding, war, mobilization or major military conscription, uprising or riot, requisition, seizure, currency restriction, public regulation, fuel restrictions, general scarcity of transportation or energy, or strike, blockade, lockout or other labour dispute, regardless of whether the party is a party to such dispute, and defects or delays in deliveries from sub-suppliers caused by the above mentioned circumstances, shall constitute grounds for relief which entitles the relevant party to appropriate time extensions and relief of liability from conditional fines and other sanctions. A party shall notify the other party in writing without unreasonable delay from the day the party realized or ought to have realized the grounds for relief. If the performance of the Agreement is delayed for more than six months due to a circumstance set out in item 12.1, each party shall be entitled to withdraw from the Agreement and shall not be liable to compensate the other party for such withdrawal.
Grounds for relief. 1. The following circumstances shall be considered as grounds for relief if they delay or impede the performance of this Agreement: any circumstance beyond the reasonable control of a party such as fire, war, mobilization or military call up of a comparable scope, requisition, seizure, currency restrictions, insurrection and civil commotion, hi-jacking or an act of terrorism, epidemic, pandemic, shortage of transport, general shortage of materials or personnel, strikes or other industrial disputes and defects or delays in deliver- ies by sub-contractors caused by any such circumstance as re- ferred to in this Article.
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Grounds for relief. The following circumstances beyond the control of the parties are to be regarded as grounds for relief if they occur after the date of signature of this Contract, or if they occurred before the date of signature of this Contract and the consequences thereof could not have been foreseen before the said date and performance of this Contract is thereby prevented or delayed, such as: - natural disasters, such as lightning, earthquake, flood, hurricane, wind and the like; - fires, explosion, epidemics; - acts of governments; - war and other hostilities (whether war be declared or not), invasion, acts of foreign enemies, mobilization, requisition or embargo; - rebellion, revolution, insurrection, military or usurped power, civil war and terrorist activity; - riot, commotion or disorder, - strikes.
Grounds for relief. 16. The following circumstances shall be deemed to constitute grounds for relief if they arise after the contract was concluded and materially impede its performance: labour disputes and any other circumstances beyond the parties’ control such as conflagration, act of terrorism, war, mobilisation or unforeseen military call-up of equivalent extent, requisition, seizure, currency restrictions, insurrection or riot, shortage of means of transport, general shortage of goods, scrapping of large parts in manufacture, restrictions relating to motive power and such defects and delays in supplies from subcontractors as arise from such circumstances as are contemplated by this clause. A party wishing to rely on any such circumstances as those set out above shall be bound to notify the other party in writing without delay of the occurrence thereof and of their ending. If performance of the contract within a reasonable time is not possible, either party shall be entitled to cancel the contract to the extent that its performance is impeded by circumstances as cited above. Applicable right
Grounds for relief. A circumstance which prevents or substantially obstructs the performance of any of the parties´ obligations under the Agreement, and which was beyond the party’s control, including but not limited to stroke of lightning, fire, earthquake, flooding, war, mobilization or major military conscription, uprising or riot, requisition, seizure, currency restriction, epidemic, public regulation, fuel restrictions, general scarcity of transportation or energy, or strike, blockade, lockout or other labour dispute, regardless of whether the party is a party to such dispute, and defects or delays in deliveries from sub-suppliers caused by the above mentioned circumstances, shall constitute grounds for relief which entitles the relevant party to appropriate time extensions and relief of liability from conditional fines and other sanctions. A party shall notify the other party in writing without unreasonable delay from the day the party realized or ought to have realized the grounds for relief. If the performance of the Agreement is delayed for more than six months due to a circumstance set out in item 12.1, each party shall be entitled to withdraw from the Agreement and shall not be liable to compensate the other party for such withdrawal. Supplier shall similarly be entitled to invoke the protection of clauses 12.1 and 12.2 if the mentioned circumstances, while not preventing or substantially obstructing its performance, cause its costs of fulfilling the Agreement to increase by more than 10%.
Grounds for relief. Circumstances which prevent a party from fulfilling the undertaking laid out in the Agreement and over which the party had no control constitute grounds for relief, giving the party the right to the requisite extension of relevant time periods and temporarily relief from consequences laid out in the Agreement. The party shall immediately notify the other party in writing as soon as it determines that there are grounds for relief. As soon as the grounds for relief have ceased, the Party shall once again without delay perform as specified in the Agreement. This provision does not apply to the Lessee's obligation to pay rent in accordance with point 7.
Grounds for relief. All cases of grounds for relief such as wars, riots, epidemics, strikes, etc. preventing or reducing the arrivals of our goods lead xxx to the possible suspension of deliveries and authorize the termination of the markets, in whole or in part, without compensation nor notice, but only the seller reserves the right to cancel or reduce his supplies.
Grounds for relief. 11.1 A circumstance which prevents or substantially obstructs the performance of any of the Parties’ obligations under the Agreement, and which was beyond the Party's control, including but not limited to stroke of lightning, fire, earthquake, flooding, war, mobilization or major military conscription, uprising or riot, requisition, seizure, currency restriction, epdemic, public regulation, fuel restrictions, general scarcity of transportation or energy, or strike, blockade, lock-out or other labor dispute, regardless of whether the Party is a party to such dispute, and non- conformities or delays in deliveries from sub-suppliers caused by the above mentioned circumstances, shall constitute grounds for relief which entitles the relevant Party to appropriate time extensions and relief of liability from conditional fines and other sanctions. A Party shall notify the other party in writing without unreasonable delay from the day the Party realized or ought to have realized the grounds for relief.
