MAJEURE FORCE. For the purposes of this contract Majeure force means an occurrence beyond the reasonable control of the Party that pretends or affected from the Majeure force, which can’t be avoided or overcome and which makes it impossible for the Party claiming and affected by the Force Majeure to carry out its delivery or acceptance obligations, including, but not limited, one or more of the following: The malfunction of the communication or computer systems of the network of the respective operator (operators), which prevents the Party claiming and being affected by the Force Majeure in fulfilling its delivery or acceptance obligations; or The suspension of delivery or acceptance by the network of the respective operator or the disregard for the obligations of the claiming and affected Party by the Force majeure regarding the planning according to this Contract. The claiming Party upon learning of the Force Majeure, will notify the other Party as soon as possible of the beginning of the Force Majeure and, to the extent that is possible, to send it a non-compelling assessment of the expected duration regarding its inability to act. The Claiming Party shall make every reasonable effort to lower the effects of the Majeure Force and during the period that Majeure Force will be ongoing, the claimingparty shall inform the other Party of all reasonable changes and, where possible, the expected duration of its inability to act. The claiming party who fulfills all the obligations to notify and reduce the effects of the majeure Force shall be considered that it hasn’t been in violation or delay and shall be relieved (and not simply suspended) from the obligations to deliver / give and/ or deliver / receive for the period of time and to the extent that this Force majeure prevents its performance. No obligation in paying damages shall arise for the Claiming Party in regards to the quantity of non-provided or non-received energy.
MAJEURE FORCE. 1. For the purposes of this contract Majeure force means an occurrence beyond the reasonable control of the Party that pretends or affected from the Majeure force, which can’t be avoided or overcome and which makes it impossible for the Party claiming and affected by the Force Majeure to carry out its delivery or acceptance obligations, including, but not limited, one or more of the following:
MAJEURE FORCE. 10.1 Any situation that has no connection to the parties after this contract is signed and make impossible totally or partially the execution of any obligation of any party raised from the current agreement shall be considered Majeure Force and shall absolve of any responsability the party who raise it.
MAJEURE FORCE. 1. Except cases explicitly provided in this Agreement, no Party shall be deemed in violation of the terms of this Agreement if proves that the failure to provide its obligations under this Agreement is caused by a Force Majeure event. Majeure Force is an event or a natural or social act occurred in the country, such as earthquakes, cyclones, floods, volcanic eruptions, fires, wars, armed conflicts, rebellions, terrorist acts, which inhibit the parties to fulfil their obligations under the agreement, as well as other acts or events, which are beyond the control of the parties and are occurred not because of the relevant Party reasons which is unable to eliminate them, although the party have exercised properly the skills, efforts and its care.
