Common use of GREATER FORCE Clause in Contracts

GREATER FORCE. Neither party shall be liable to the other party for failure or delay to meet any obligation under the terms or conditions of this Agreement (other than failure or delay in the payment of money owed, due and payable hereunder) when such a claim is attributable to causes by greater force, clearly beyond that party's control and not a consequence of that party’s fault or negligence, or when the reason for said claim could be avoided by the exercise of due care by that party. Any failure or delay caused by greater force or extraordinary circumstances including, without limitation, natural disasters or other Acts of God, governmental restrictions or actions, or by any other extraordinary circumstances such as war, riots, civil disorder, power failures, and/or damage or destruction of any Studio facilities, shall not be deemed a breach of this Agreement, provided that, as a condition of a claim for such excusable failure, the party that is unable to perform in accordance with this Agreement, shall promptly give the other party a written statement containing sufficient details of the cause relied upon and may be required to provide evidence that validates the claim. This clause (often referred to as “force majeure”) is not intended to excuse either party of contractual obligations or failure to satisfy any term or condition of this Agreement for reasons within the control of the parties.

GREATER FORCE. Neither party shall be liable to the other party for failure or delay to meet any obligation under the terms or conditions of this Agreement (other than failure or delay in the payment of money owed, due and payable hereunder) when such a claim is attributable to causes by greater force, clearly beyond that party's control and not a consequence of that party’s fault or negligence, or when the reason for said claim could be avoided by the exercise of due care by that party. Any failure or delay caused by greater force or extraordinary circumstances including, without limitation, natural disasters or other Acts of God, governmental restrictions or actions, or by any other extraordinary circumstances such as war, riots, civil disorder, power failures, and/or damage or destruction of any Studio facilities, shall not be deemed a breach of this Agreement, provided that, as a condition of a claim for such excusable failure, the party that is unable to perform in accordance with this Agreement, shall promptly give the other party a written statement containing sufficient sufficient details of the cause relied upon and may be required to provide evidence that validates the claim. This clause (often referred to as “force majeure”) is not intended to excuse either party of contractual obligations or failure to satisfy any term or condition of this Agreement for reasons within the control of the parties.

GREATER FORCE. Neither party shall be liable to the other party for failure or delay to meet any obligation under the terms or conditions of this Agreement (other than failure or delay in the payment of money owed, due and payable hereunder) when such a claim is attributable to causes by greater force, clearly beyond that party's ’s control and not a consequence of that party’s fault or negligence, or when the reason for said claim could be avoided by the exercise of due care by that party. Any failure or delay caused by greater force or extraordinary circumstances including, without limitation, natural disasters or other Acts acts of God, governmental restrictions or actions, or by any other extraordinary circumstances such as war, riots, civil disorder, power failures, zombie apocalypse, and/or damage or destruction of any Studio facilities, shall not be deemed a breach of this Agreement, provided that, as a condition of a claim for such excusable failure, the party that is unable to perform in accordance with this Agreement, shall promptly give the other party a written statement containing sufficient details of the cause relied upon and may be required to provide evidence that validates the claim. This clause (often referred to as “force majeure”) is in not intended to excuse either party of contractual obligations or failure to satisfy any term or condition of this Agreement for reasons within the control of the parties.

GREATER FORCE. Neither party shall be liable to the other party for failure or delay to meet any obligation obli- gation under the terms or conditions of this Agreement (other than failure or delay in the payment of money owed, due and payable hereunder) when such a claim is attributable to causes by greater force, clearly beyond that party's ’s control and not a consequence of that party’s fault or negligence, or when the reason for said claim could be avoided by the exercise of due care by that party. Any failure or delay caused by greater force or extraordinary circumstances including, without limitation, natural disasters or other Acts of God, governmental restrictions or actions, or by any other extraordinary circumstances such as war, riots, civil disorder, power failuresfail- ures, and/or damage or destruction of any Studio facilities, shall not be deemed a breach of this Agreement, provided that, as a condition of a claim for such excusable failure, the party that is unable to perform in accordance with this Agreement, shall promptly give the other party a written statement containing sufficient details of the cause relied upon and may be required to provide evidence that validates the claim. This clause (often referred to as “force majeure”) is not intended to excuse either party of contractual obligations or failure to satisfy any term or condition of this Agreement for reasons within the control of the parties.