Common use of FORCE MAJEURE Clause in Contracts

FORCE MAJEURE. 16.1 A Party shall not be held responsible towards the other for the failure, inaccurate or delayed fulfillment of its obligations established in this Agreement in the event of a direct or indirect unforeseeable circumstance, force majeure or any other cause not attributable to the Party. 16.2 For the purposes of this clause, by way of example and not exhaustive, “Force Majeure event” shall include any event (i) beyond the control of either Party (ii) that may prevent this Party from fulfilling its obligations under this Agreement, (iii) which could not have been reasonably foreseen when the Agreement was executed and (iv) whose effects cannot be avoided by appropriate measures. For example but not exhaustive: natural disasters, fires, floods, wars (declared or undeclared), civil uprisings, riots, embargoes, sabotage, accidents, labor disputes, strikes, provisions of any public or governmental authority, including applicable laws, ordinances, rules and regulations.

FORCE MAJEURE. 16.1 14.1 A Party shall not be held responsible towards the other for the failure, inaccurate or delayed fulfillment of its obligations established in this Agreement agreement in the event of a direct or indirect unforeseeable circumstance, force majeure or any other cause not attributable to the Party. 16.2 14.2 For the purposes of this clause, by way of example and not exhaustive, “Force Majeure event” shall include any event (i) beyond the control of either Party (ii) that may prevent this Party from fulfilling its obligations under this Agreement, (iii) which could not have been reasonably foreseen when the Agreement was executed and (iv) whose effects cannot be avoided by appropriate measures. For example but not exhaustive: natural disasters, fires, floods, wars (declared or undeclared), civil uprisings, riots, embargoes, sabotage, accidents, labor disputes, strikes, provisions of any public or governmental authority, including applicable laws, ordinances, rules and regulations.

FORCE MAJEURE. 16.1 14.1 A Party shall not be held responsible towards the other for the failure, inaccurate or delayed fulfillment of its obligations established in this Agreement in the event of a direct or indirect unforeseeable circumstance, force majeure or any other cause not attributable to the Party. 16.2 14.2 For the purposes of this clause, by way of example and not exhaustive, “Force Majeure event” shall include any event (i) beyond the control of either Party (ii) that may prevent this Party from fulfilling its obligations under this Agreement, (iii) which could not have been reasonably foreseen when the Agreement was executed executed, and (iv) whose effects cannot be avoided by appropriate measures. For example but not exhaustive: natural disasters, fires, floods, wars (declared or undeclared), civil uprisings, riots, embargoes, sabotage, accidents, labor disputes, strikes, provisions of any public or governmental authority, including applicable laws, ordinances, rules and regulations.