Unexpected Events. (a) If an Unexpected Event prevents or delays a party (Affected Party) from performing any obligation under this Agreement (other than payment of amounts due):
Unexpected Events. A. What happens if ATCO is unable to perform its obligations under this Agreement due to an unexpected event? Certain events beyond our reasonable control may make it impossible for us to perform some or all of our obligations under the Agreement. We are not liable to you in those events, and we will resume our obligations as soon as we can reasonably do so. This Agreement will otherwise remain in full effect.
Unexpected Events. No Party is liable for any failure to preform or delay in performing its obligations under this Agreement if that failure or delay is due to an Unexpected Event. If that failure or delay exceeds sixty (60) Business Days, either Party may terminate this Agreement with immediate effect by giving notice to the other Party.
Unexpected Events. The parties acknowledge that the economic provisions of this Agreement may be affected by unexpected decisions made by pricing authorities in the Sublicense Territory. In the event that unexpected decisions by the pricing authority causes Sublicensee to have difficulties in continuing development of or marketing Product from economic or commercial point of view such as, (a) a determination by the NHI to set the price for Product in the Sublicense Territory by reference to Caltan (calcium carbonate); or (b) the authority forces drastic price cuts for Phosphate Binders; or (c) the authority applies flat-sum reimbursement to the treatment of dialysis including Phosphate Binders, then the parties agree to meet in good faith to discuss and to determine appropriate adjustments to this Sublicense Agreement to address the unexpected events, including consideration of any future milestone and royalty obligations contained in Articles 4 and 5. In the event that, after due discussion and consideration under this Section 13.2, Sublicensee determines that it is no longer economically viable to commercialize the Product, then such a decision not to, or to cease, commercialization shall be considered a termination by Sublicensee for purposes of this Agreement and the provisions of Article 16 shall apply.
Unexpected Events. 29.1 ‘Unexpected Event’ affecting a party means anything outside that party’s reasonable control, including but not limited to, acts or omissions of another party, fire, storm, flood, earthquake, war, transportation embargo, industry-wide strike or failure or delay in transportation, act or omission or delay of any third person (including but not limited to governments or government agencies).
Unexpected Events. Should any unexpected event occur in the course of the execution of the Contract, the Supplier shall immediately report it to the Purchaser in a form deemed appropriate under the actual circumstances and submit this report within 3 (three) days of the occurrence of such event.
Unexpected Events. 11.1 An ‘Unexpected Event‘ (otherwise known as a ‘force majeure event’) means a cause or circumstance not within our reasonable control (as listed below) which affects the performance of our obligations under this Contract:
Unexpected Events. No Party will be liable for any non-performance or delay in performance by that Party that is due wholly or in part to fire, flood, any act of God, riot, act of war (whether or not declared), terrorism, change in law or any other cause beyond the reasonable control of the Party.
Unexpected Events. Certain events beyond our control may make it impossible for us to fulfill our obligations under this Agreement. We are not legally responsible to you in those events and will resume our obligations as soon as we reasonably can. This Agreement will otherwise remain in full effect.
Unexpected Events. Neither Client nor Collaborator will be liable to the other for any failure or delay in performance due to any natural disaster, government action, health threat, civil unrest, or other similar event beyond the party’s reasonable control. Should such an event occur, the affected party will give prompt notice to the other party. Client and Collaborator will stay in close communication during the pendency of the event, including exploring alternatives such as rescheduling the event.
