FORCE MAJOR Sample Clauses

FORCE MAJOR. 12.1. The Parties shall be released from responsibility for breached or inappropriately fulfilled obligations during a force-major circumstance, which makes the fulfillment thereof impossible. 12.2. Force-major implies circumstances not existing at the time of execution of this Agreement, which the parties could not foresee or prevent; namely: natural disasters, strikes, sabotage etc. labor dispute, public disturbances a war, blockade, riot, earthquake, landslides, epidemics, flood etc. events beyond the Parties’ control. 12.3. If any of the above circumstances directly effect terms of fulfillment of the contractual obligations, those shall be extended appropriately. 12.4. A Party unable to fulfill the obligation due to occurrence of force major circumstances is obliged to notify the other in writing not later than 5 (five) days upon the onset and/or completion thereof. 12.5. In case of failure and/or delayed notification, the party shall have no right to refer to the force-major circumstance as the grounds for its release from responsibility. 12.6. The facts specified in the notice must be confirmed by a competent body. No confirmation shall be required if a force-major circumstance is within public knowledge. 12.7. If the force-major circumstance lasts for more than one month, the Parties are entitled to change conditions of the Agreement. If case of a failed agreement, a dispute shall be settled at the common courts of Georgia according to applicable laws.

FORCE MAJOR. In case of the fuel can not be delivered or delayed delivered to the vessel by the seller due to force major circumstances i.e.: state interventions, war and public violence, fire, flood, storm and other unavoidable and unpreventable circumstances, the seller can not be held responsible for this.

FORCE MAJOR. 8.1. Should any circumstances arise which prevent the complete or partial fulfillment by any of the Parties of their respective obligations under the present Contract, namely, fire, acts of the elements of war, military operations of any character, blockade, prohibition of export or import, or any other circumstances beyond the control of the Parties, the time stipulated for the fulfillment of the obligations shall be extended for a period equal to that during which such circumstances last. Certificates issued by the Chamber of Commerce, Republic of Moldova or China, shall be sufficient proof of such circumstances and their duration. 8.2. If the above-stated circumstances proceed more than 3 (three) months, each of the Parties has the right to discontinue any further fulfillment of their obligations according to the present Contract; and in such case, any of the Parties does not have the right to require from other Party compensation of the possible losses, except repayment of debts having a place up to the moment of Force-Major arising. 8.3. The Party, for which it became impossible to fulfill its obligations according to the present Contract, is obliged to advise immediately (not later than 3 days) other Party about the beginning and about the termination of events interfering with fulfillment of the obligations. In case the first Party does not inform the second Party about arising of the Force-Major circumstances, the first Party loses the right to refer to them in connection with default of the Contract obligations.

FORCE MAJOR. A party shall not be considered or adjudged to be in violation of this agreement when the violation is due to circumstances beyond its control, including but not limited to act of God, civil disturbances and theft or appropriation of the privileged information or contract(s) without the intervention or assistance of one or more of “The parties”.

FORCE MAJOR. 10.1. The Parties shall not be held liable for full or partial failure (inappropriate execution) of obligations of the Agreement in case this failure (inappropriate execution) was the result of force major which took place after the conclusion of the Agreement. 10.2. In case of force major, the term of the execution of obligations by the Parties is prolonged according to the length of time of operation of such circumstances. 10.3. The Party which finds it impossible to execute the obligations of the Agreement must inform the other Party in written form within three days after commencing of such circumstances and describe the situation, probable period of time of the effect and cessation of these circumstances. 10.4. If the inability of full or partial execution of obligations of the Agreement by the Parties in case of force major shall exist for more than a month, the Parties have the right to terminate the Agreement. In this case, neither of the Parties acquires the right for the compensation of losses caused by such termination.

FORCE MAJOR. As the performance(s) governed by this Agreement may be subject to interruption by sickness, inclement weather, accident, act of God or any legitimate or unavoidable circumstance, it is agreed that neither party shall be entitled to damages from the other in the event the performance(s) are interrupted or canceled by such legitimate or unavoidable circumstance.

FORCE MAJOR. Should any circumstances arise which prevent either of the Parties from the complete or partial fulfillment of their respective obligations under the present Contract such as fire, calamity, war, military affairs of any character, blockade, export or import prohibitions, governmental decrees effecting the execution of agreements or any other circumstances beyond the control of the Parties, the time of execution of stipulated obligations shall be extended for a period equal to that during which such circumstances will last. If the above circumstances shall last for more than six months, each Party shall have the right to refuse any further fulfillment of their obligations under the Contract and in such case neither of the Parties shall be entitled to make a demand upon the other Party for any possible losses. The Party for which it becomes impossible to observe their obligations under the Contract shall immediately notify the other Party of the beginning and the cessation of the circumstances preventing the fulfillment of their obligations. Certificates issued by the respective Xxxxxxxx of Commerce of the Sellers' or Buyer' country shall be sufficient proof of such circumstances and of the time of their duration.

FORCE MAJOR. Failure of ORTHOVITA to make, or 3i to take, any one or ----------- more deliveries of Product(s) when due, if caused by fire, storms, floods, strikes, lockouts, accidents, war, riots or civil commotions, inability to obtain railroad cars or raw materials, embargoes, any State or Federal regulation, law, or restriction, seizure or acquisition of Product(s) by the Government of the United States or of any state, or of any agency thereof or by reason of any compliance with a demand or request for such Product(s) for any purpose for national defense, or any other cause or contingency beyond the reasonable control of said party (whether or not of the same kind or nature as the causes or contingencies above enumerated) shall not subject the party so failing to any liability to the other, and the total contract quantity shall be reduced to the extent of the deliveries so omitted.

FORCE MAJOR. Force Major shall be understood to include any and all circumstances beyond Semansys’ reasonable control, even if these were already foreseeable at the time an Agreement was concluded, which prevent the fulfilment of any obligation(s) in connection with an Agreement, including but not limited to war, danger of war, mobilisation, civil war, riot, state of siege, strike, lock-out, transport difficulties, fire and other interruptions in the business activities of Semansys or its suppliers, or any default of suppliers of Semansys. The term of delivery is suspended with the period in which Semansys is prevented to fulfil its obligations by consequences of a case of Force Major. In case the delivery of Software is delayed with more than three months by force major, Semansys as well as the Client are entitled to terminate the Agreement. In that case Semansys is only entitled to compensation of its costs incurred up to the date of termination. In case Semansys is prevented by force major from (partially) performing its obligations arising out of an Agreement, it shall have the right to alternatively suspend the fulfilment of an Agreement, or to cancel an Agreement completely or, respectively, the part thereof which has not been fulfilled.

FORCE MAJOR. Neither party to this Agreement shall be liable for its failure to perform any of its obligations hereunder during any period in which such performance is prevented by any cause beyond its control such as war, riots, sovereign act, civil conditions, act of God, earthquakes, epidemics, floods, fires, quarantine restrictions, accident, strike or lock out (also on part of suppliers), delays in transportation, raw material shortages or delay in the delivery of essential operating supplies or raw materials. An agreed delivery period shall be extended for the time after which such prevention continues and for a reasonable period.