Common use of Disruption of Service Clause in Contracts

Disruption of Service. I acknowledge that the Bank shall perform its obligations under this Agreement in normal circumstances. However the Bank shall not be liable for any damages as a result of force majeure or disruption due to natural disasters, power failures, communication and transport systems failures, wars, strikes, coups and all such natural or man-made acts that are disruptive in nature.

Disruption of Service. I You acknowledge that the Bank bank shall perform its obligations under this Agreement agreement in normal circumstances. However However, the Bank shall not be liable for any damages as a result of force majeure or disruption due to natural disasters, power failures, communication and transport systems failuressystems, warswar, strikes, coups and all such natural or man-made acts that are disruptive in nature.

Disruption of Service. I acknowledge The Customer acknowledges that the The Bank shall perform its obligations under this Agreement in normal circumstances. However the , however The Bank shall not be liable for any damages as a result of force majeure or disruption due to natural disasters, power failures, communication and & transport systems failures, wars, strikes, coups and all such natural or man-man- made acts that are disruptive in nature.

Disruption of Service. I acknowledge The Customer acknowledges that the The Bank shall perform its obligations under this Agreement in normal circumstances. However the , however The Bank shall not be liable for any damages as a result of force majeure or disruption due to natural disasters, power failures, communication and & transport systems failures, wars, strikes, coups and all such natural or man-made acts that are disruptive in nature.

Disruption of Service. I We acknowledge that the Bank bank shall perform its obligations under this Agreement agreement in normal circumstances. However , however the Bank bank shall not be liable for any damages as a result of force majeure or disruption due to natural disasters, power failures, communication and & transport systems failures, wars, strikes, coups and all such natural or man-made acts that are disruptive in nature.