Common use of FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES Clause in Contracts

FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES. 8.1. The Parties shall be released from liability for partial or complete non-fulfillment of obligations under the Agreement if the non-fulfillment was the result of force majeure circumstances that arose after the conclusion of the Agreement as a result of extraordinary events that the Parties could neither foresee nor prevent by reasonable measures.

FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES. 8.1. 11.1 The Parties shall be are released from liability for full or partial or complete non-fulfillment of failure to fulfill their obligations under the Agreement this Agreement, if the non-fulfillment such failure was the result of force majeure circumstances that arose after the conclusion of the Agreement as a result of extraordinary events that the Parties could neither foresee nor prevent by reasonable measurescircumstances.

FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES. 8.14.1. The Parties shall be released from liability for full or partial or complete non-fulfillment performance of the obligations under specified in the Agreement Agreement, if the such non-fulfillment was the result of performance is due to force majeure circumstances caused by an accident or catastrophe that arose after could not have been foreseen or prevented. Force majeure is an event - natural disasters, floods, fire, earthquakes and other disasters, such as war and hostilities or strikes, which are beyond the conclusion control of the Agreement as a result of extraordinary events that Parties and which the Parties could neither foresee nor prevent by reasonable measuresnot have foreseen.

FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES. 8.1. The Parties shall be are released from liability for partial or complete non-fulfillment of failure to fulfill obligations under the Agreement Agreement, if it was due to force majeure, that is, extraordinary and unavoidable circumstances under the non-fulfillment was the result given conditions (natural disasters, fire, hostilities, state of force majeure circumstances that arose after the conclusion of the Agreement as a result of extraordinary events that the Parties could neither foresee nor prevent by reasonable measuresemergency, etc.).