The Force Majeure Sample Clauses
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The Force Majeure. 14-1 If either the Property or any part of the Building is destroyed or is not suitable for research and development and office during the lease period due to Force Majeure, either party shall be entitled to notify the other in writing of the termination of the Contract, and neither party shall pursue the default responsibility. The Contract is terminated from the day when notice is given by either party. Party A should return Party B the remaining rental deposit, rental after the force majeure, and other expenses that Party B has prepaid within 10 working days from the date of termination of the Contract after deducting the relevant expenses according to Clause 13 of the Contract without interest, as long as Party B pays all the expenses payable by Party B before the force majeure which is regulated by the Contract and the supplementary agreements.
14-2 The party suffering from force majeure shall, within 15 days after the occurrence of such events, notify the other party of the specific circumstances of the force majeure in written form, and provide supporting documents to prove the existence and duration of the force majeure event (including the documents of the competent government department, if applicable). If the party suffering from force majeure fails to notify the other party in accordance with the above provisions and provide appropriate proof, the party shall not ask for exemption from its responsibilities on the basis of its inability to perform relevant obligations. In addition, the party suffering from force majeure should take all necessary measures to reduce the loss, otherwise it should bear the responsibility for the expanded loss.
The Force Majeure. 14-1 If either the Property or any part of the Building is destroyed or is not suitable for research and development and office during the lease period due to Force Majeure, either party shall be entitled to notify the other in writing of the termination of the Contract, and neither party shall pursue the default responsibility. The Contract is terminated from the day when notice is given by either party. Party A should return Party B the remaining rental deposit, rental after the force majeure, and other expenses that Party B has prepaid within 10 working days from the date of termination of the Contract after deducting the relevant expenses according to Clause 13 of the Contract without interest, as long as Party B pays all the expenses payable by Party B before the force majeure which is regulated by the Contract and the supplementary agreements.
The Force Majeure. 1. In the event of force majeure circumstances, such as epidemics, fire, accident, natural disaster, warfare of any kind, embargo, or other circumstances beyond of the Parties’ control the terms of performance of the obligations shall be prolonged according to the period of such circumstances.
2. The Party that is unable to perform its obligations hereunder due to force majeure circumstances shall immediately notify the other Party in email about their commencement/cessation of such force majeure circumstances.
3. If the duration of the force majeure circumstances exceeds six months, each Party has a right to refuse to further perform its obligations under the Agreement and neither Party has a right to claim compensation from the other Party for any possible losses.
The Force Majeure. In case of force majeure factors (such as natural disasters, war, and social major changes, etc.) take place and prevent the store from normal operation, which prevents any parties to perform This Agreement, the affected party can suspend the execution of This Agreement, and it will not be deemed as default, and the responsibility of both parties also postpone. The affected party shall promptly provide proof of the occurrence of the force majeure to other parties, failing which, it shall be deemed that the force majeure has not occurred. If the force majeure event is permanently irrecoverable or its effects cannot be eliminated, the other party has the right to terminate This Agreement. If This Agreement is thus terminated, neither party shall be in breach of This Agreement.
The Force Majeure. Affected Party shall give notice to the other Party every five (5) Days of any update to the Information provided pursuant to Article 9.8 and shall give notice as soon as reasonably practicable to the other Party upon it becoming aware of any material developments or additional material Information relating to the Force Majeure and its effects.
The Force Majeure. In case of force majeure factors (such as natural disasters, war, and significant social changes, etc.) negatively affect the store so that the store cannot normally operate, or the official brand enters into Dou Yin which leads to the purchased products cannot be sold, and prevents any party from performing the agreement, the affected party may suspend the execution of this Framework Agreement, which is not a breach and the liability of both parties is extended accordingly. The affected party shall promptly provide proof of the occurrence of force majeure to the other party, failing which, it shall be deemed that the force majeure has not occurred. If the force majeure event is permanently irrecoverable or its effects cannot be eliminated, the other party has the right to terminate this Framework Agreement. If this Framework Agreement is thus terminated, neither party shall be in breach of this Framework Agreement
The Force Majeure. 14-1 If either the Property or any part of the Building is destroyed or is not suitable for research and development and office during the lease period due to Force Majeure, either party shall be entitled to notify the other in writing of the termination of the Contract, and neither party shall pursue the default responsibility. The Contract is terminated from the day when notice is given by either party. Party A should return Party B the remaining rental deposit, rental after the force majeure, and other expenses that Party B has prepaid within 10 working days from the date of termination of the Contract after deducting the relevant expenses according to Clause 13 of the Contract without interest, as long as Party B pays all the expenses payable by Party B before the force majeure which is regulated by the Contract and the supplementary agreements.
14-2 The above "force majeure" means any unforeseen event beyond the reasonable control of one party and which is unavoidable despite reasonable care is given by the party, including but not limited to, earthquake, typhoon, plague, flood, fire, storms, tidal waves or other natural disasters, declared or undeclared war, riots and so on.