Common use of Termination for Excessive Force Majeure Clause in Contracts

Termination for Excessive Force Majeure. Customer may, upon written notice to Boeing, terminate this Contract immediately with respect to an unlaunched Satellite if and when the delays to such Satellite due to a Force Majeure event for the claiming Party total, or will be likely to total, (***) consecutive days or more. Such termination by Customer for excessive Force Majeure shall be deemed as a Customer termination for convenience and the Parties shall proceed in accordance with Article 19 (Termination for Convenience). If Customer fails to exercise its right to terminate for excessive Force Majeure within thirty (30) days after Customer is entitled to terminate pursuant to this Article 13.2 (Termination for Excessive Force Majeure), such right to terminate shall be deemed waived.

Termination for Excessive Force Majeure. Customer may, upon written notice to Boeing, terminate this Contract immediately with respect to an unlaunched Satellite if and when the delays to such Satellite due to a Force Majeure event for the claiming Party total, or will be likely to total, ([***) **] consecutive days or more. Such termination by Customer for excessive Force Majeure shall be deemed as a Customer termination for convenience and the Parties shall proceed in accordance with Article 19 (Termination for Convenience). If Customer fails to exercise its right to terminate for excessive Force Majeure within thirty (30) days after Customer is entitled to terminate pursuant to this Article 13.2 (Termination for Excessive Force Majeure), such right to terminate shall be deemed waived.