Common use of Circumstances Of Force Majeure Clause in Contracts

Circumstances Of Force Majeure. The Developer shall not be held responsible for any consequences or liabilities under this Agreement if the Developer is prevented in meeting the obligations under this Agreement by reason of contingencies caused by neither of the Parties and unforeseen occurrences such as (1) acts of God (2) acts of Nature (3) acts of War (4) fire (5) insurrection (6) terrorist action (7) civil unrest (8) riots (9) delay in the grant of electricity, water, sewerage and drainage connection or any other permission or sanction by the Government or any statutory authority (10) any notice, order of injunction, litigation, attachments, etc. and (11) any rule or notification of the Government or any other public authority or any act of Government such as change in legislation or enactment of new law, restrictive Governmental laws or regulations (collectively Circumstances Of Force Majeure).

Circumstances Of Force Majeure. The Developer shall not be held responsible for any consequences or liabilities under this Agreement if the Developer is prevented in meeting the obligations under this Agreement by reason of contingencies caused by neither of the Parties and unforeseen occurrences such as (1) acts of God (2) acts of Nature (3) acts of War (4) fire (5) insurrection (6) terrorist action (7) civil unrest (8) riots (9) strike by material suppliers, transporters, workers and employees (10) delay on account of receiving statutory permissions (11) delay in the grant of electricity, water, sewerage and drainage connection or any other permission or sanction by the Government or any statutory authority (1012) any notice, order of injunction, litigation, attachments, etc. and (1113) any rule or notification of the Government or any other public authority or any act of Government such as change in legislation or enactment of new law, restrictive Governmental laws or regulations (collectively Circumstances Of Force Majeure).

Circumstances Of Force Majeure. The Developer shall not be held responsible for any consequences or liabilities under this Agreement if the Developer is prevented in meeting the obligations under this Agreement by reason of contingencies caused by neither of the Parties and unforeseen occurrences such as (1) acts of God (2) acts of Nature (3) acts of War (4) fire (5) insurrection (6) terrorist action (7) civil unrest (8) riots (9) strike by material suppliers, workers and employees (10) delay on account of receiving statutory permissions (11) delay in the grant of electricity, water, sewerage and drainage connection or any other permission or sanction by the Government or any statutory authority (1012) any notice, order of injunction, litigation, attachments, etc. and (1113) any rule or notification of the Government or any other public authority or any act of Government such as change in legislation or enactment of new law, restrictive Governmental laws or regulations (collectively Circumstances Of Force Majeure).