Common use of Extended Force Majeure Events Clause in Contracts

Extended Force Majeure Events. (a) If the Claiming Party has reason to believe that a Force Majeure Event will prevent it from performing its obligations under this Agreement for one (1) month or longer (“Extended Force Majeure Event”), it shall notify the Non-Claiming Party in writing within fifteen (15) days from the beginning of said Force Majeure Event and shall submit a plan to remedy the impact of such Force Majeure Event(s) (a “Force Majeure Remedy Plan”) to the Non-Claiming Party within ten (10) days of such notification. (b) While the Force Majeure Remedy Plan is in effect, the Claiming Party shall provide (i) weekly status reports notifying the Non-Claiming Party of the steps which have been taken to remedy the Extended Force Majeure Event, and (ii) the expected remaining duration of its inability to perform hereunder.

Extended Force Majeure Events. (a) If the Claiming Party has reason to believe that a Force Majeure Event will prevent it from performing its obligations under this Agreement for one (1) month or longer (“Extended Force Majeure Event”), it shall notify the Non-Claiming Party in writing within fifteen (15) days from the beginning of said Force Majeure Event and shall submit a plan to remedy the impact of such Force Majeure Event(s) (a “Force Majeure Remedy Plan”) to the Non-Claiming Party within ten (10) days of such notification. (b) While the Force Majeure Remedy Plan is in effect, the Claiming Party shall provide (i) weekly status reports notifying the Non-Claiming Party of the steps which have been taken to remedy the Extended Force Majeure Event, and (ii) the expected remaining duration of its inability to perform hereunder.. EXECUTION VERSION

Extended Force Majeure Events. (a) 18.7.1 If the Claiming Party has reason to believe that a Force Majeure Event will prevent it from performing its obligations under this Agreement for one (1) month Month or longer (“Extended Force Majeure Event”), it shall notify the Non-Claiming Party in writing within fifteen (15) days Days from the beginning of said Force Majeure Event and shall submit a plan to remedy the impact of such Force Majeure Event(s) (a “Force Majeure Remedy Plan”) to the Non-Claiming Party within ten (10) days Days of such notification. (b) 18.7.2 While the Force Majeure Remedy Plan is in effect, the Claiming Party shall provide (ia) weekly status reports notifying the Non-Claiming Party of the steps which have been taken to remedy the Extended Force Majeure Event, and (iib) the expected remaining duration of its inability to perform hereunder.

Extended Force Majeure Events. (a) 14.7.1 If the Claiming Party has reason to believe that a Force Majeure Event will prevent it from performing its obligations under this Agreement for one (1) month Month or longer (“Extended Force Majeure Event”), it shall notify the Non-Claiming Party in writing within fifteen (15) days Days from the beginning of said Force Majeure Event and shall submit a plan to remedy the impact of such Force Majeure Event(s) (a “Force Majeure Remedy Plan”) to the Non-Claiming Party within ten (10) days Days of such notification. (b) 14.7.2 While the Force Majeure Remedy Plan is in effect, the Claiming Party shall provide (ia) weekly status reports notifying the Non-Claiming Party of the steps which have been taken to remedy the Extended Force Majeure Event, and (iib) the expected remaining duration of its inability to perform hereunder.