Common use of Termination by Force Majeure Clause in Contracts

Termination by Force Majeure. If a Force Majeure Event has occurred and any Party reasonably considers such Force Majeure Event applicable to it to be of such severity or to be continuing for a period of more than six (6) months, then the affected Party shall notify the other Party. Upon receiving such notice by the non-affected Party, the Parties shall determine to terminate this Agreement and Clause 11.6 of this Agreement shall apply.

Termination by Force Majeure. If a an Event of Force Majeure Event has occurred and any either Party reasonably considers such Event of Force Majeure Event applicable to it to be of such severity or to be continuing for a period of more than six (6) months, month then the affected Party shall notify the other Party. Upon receiving such notice by the non-affected Party, the Parties shall determine to may mutually terminate this Agreement and Clause 11.6 of this Agreement shall applyAgreement.

Termination by Force Majeure. If a an Event of Force Majeure Event has occurred and any Party reasonably considers such Event of Force Majeure Event applicable to it to be of such severity or to be continuing for a period of more than six (6) months, then the affected Party shall notify the other Party. Upon receiving such notice by the non-affected Party, the Parties shall determine to may mutually terminate this Agreement and Clause 11.6 of this Agreement shall applyContract.

Termination by Force Majeure. If a an Event of Force Majeure Event has occurred and any either Party reasonably considers such Event of Force Majeure Event applicable to it to be of such severity or to be continuing for a period of more than six (6) months, then the affected Party shall notify the other Party. Upon receiving such notice by the non-affected Party, the Parties shall determine to may mutually terminate this Agreement and Clause 11.6 of this Agreement shall applyAgreement.