Common use of Excuse from Performance Clause in Contracts

Excuse from Performance. Seller is excused from performance if performance is rendered impracticable by any accident; war; delay, interruption in or failure of sources or subcontractors to supply materials and equipment; labor or transportation problem; act of God; or other causes and conditions that are beyond Seller’s reasonable control; or any governmental orders, contracts, priorities, directives , requisitions or requests, whether or not voluntarily assumed.

Excuse from Performance. Seller is excused from performance if performance is rendered impracticable by any accident; breakdown; sabotage; riot; insurrection; war; delay, ; inclement weather; interruption in or failure of sources or subcontractors to supply materials and equipment; labor strike, labor, or transportation problem; act of God; or other causes and conditions that are beyond Seller’s reasonable control; or any governmental orders, contracts, priorities, directives , requisitions or requestsconditions, whether of like or not voluntarily assumeddifferent nature, that affect Seller.

Excuse from Performance. Seller is excused from performance if performance is rendered impracticable by any accident; breakdown; riot; war; delay, interruption in or failure of sources or subcontractors to supply materials material and equipment; strike, labor or transportation problem; act of God; or other causes and conditions conditions, whether of like or different nature, that are beyond Seller’s reasonable control; or any governmental and orders, contracts, priorities, directives directives, requisitions or requestsrequests of the federal or state governments, whether or not voluntarily assumed.

Excuse from Performance. Seller is excused from performance if performance is rendered impracticable by any accident; breakdown; riot; war; delay, interruption in or failure of sources or subcontractors to supply materials material and equipment; strike, labor or transportation problem; act of God; or other causes and conditions conditions, whether of like or different nature, that are beyond Seller’s reasonable control; or any governmental and orders, contractscontractors, priorities, directives directives, requisitions or requests, requests of the federal or state governments whether or not voluntarily assumed.