Common use of Circumstances Of Force Majeure Clause in Contracts

Circumstances Of Force Majeure. 11.1. The Parties are released from liability for full or partial non-fulfillment of their obligations under this Agreement, if such non-fulfillment was the result of force majeure circumstances. In case of force majeure and cancellation of the start, registration fees will not be refunded. 11.2. Force majeure circumstances, in particular, include: natural disasters, adverse weather conditions, military actions, national crisis, strikes in an industry or region, actions and decisions of state authorities, outbreaks of diseases, epidemics and pandemics, quarantine, emergency and other restrictive measures imposed on the territory of the Event, or obstructing access to the territory of the Event for a significant number of Participants or Organizers, decisions of the authorities, regulatory and regulatory bodies that make it impossible, or significantly affecting the format of sports and mass events, failures occurring in telecommunications and energy networks, the action of malicious programs, as well as unscrupulous actions of third parties, expressed in actions aimed at unauthorized access and/or disabling the software and/or hardware complex (payment systems, etc.) of each of the Parties