Effect of Interruption Clause Samples
The "Effect of Interruption" clause defines the consequences and procedures that apply when the performance of contractual obligations is disrupted, typically due to unforeseen events such as force majeure. In practice, this clause outlines what happens to the parties' duties during the period of interruption, such as suspending obligations, extending deadlines, or providing for alternative arrangements. Its core function is to allocate risk and provide clarity on how interruptions impact the contract, ensuring both parties understand their rights and responsibilities if normal performance becomes temporarily impossible.
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Effect of Interruption. In the event the provision of Provider Services to Enrollees are interrupted or substantially disrupted due to causes beyond Innovative’s control, including but not limited to major disaster, the complete or substantial destruction of a Participating Provider’s or Innovative’s facilities, acts of God or actions by any governmental authority, war, fire, earthquake, tornado, freight embargoes, flood, epidemic, quarantine restrictions, labor disturbances (including slow-downs, strikes and lock-outs), or any other similar causes, Innovative shall use its best efforts to arrange, with the approval of CarePlus, and through whatever alternative means as are necessary, for the provision of any such interrupted or disrupted Provider Services; provided, however, that nothing contained herein shall be construed to limit or reduce the obligation of Innovative not to seek payments from Enrollees for Provider Services provided to such Enrollees.