Common use of Impracticability Clause in Contracts

Impracticability. Guardian may terminate the Agreement and Guardian shall not be liable to Customer for such termination if, for any reason, (a) Guardian (or Guardian’s contractor) temporarily shuts down or reduces production of the Products in the unit(s) or the plant (i) in which, or at which, the Product (or any component thereof) is manufactured or (ii) in closest proximity to the delivery point identified in the Agreement, in either case, for 15 consecutive days or 20 days in any 30 day period or (b) Guardian (or Guardian’s contractor) shuts down the terminal (i) where Product (or any component thereof) is stored or (ii) in closest proximity to the delivery point identified in the Agreement, in either case, for 15 consecutive days or 20 days in any 30 day period.