Common use of MAJOR POWER Clause in Contracts

MAJOR POWER. Art. 19 (1) By force majeure is meant that unpredictable, insurmountable and impossible to remove event, independent of the parties’ will, occurred during the performance of the contract, and which prevents the execution in whole or in part of the contract and which exonerates the party that invokes it.

MAJOR POWER. Art. 19 18 (1) By force majeure is meant that unpredictable, insurmountable and impossible to remove event, independent of the parties’ will, occurred during the performance of the contract, and which prevents the execution in whole or in part of the contract and which exonerates the party that invokes it.