Unpredictable Event Sample Clauses

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Unpredictable Event. Since the occurrences of earthquake, typhoon, flood and war are unpredictable, any party (say Party A) faces these events must inform the other party (say Party B) immediately. At the same time, Party A must, within 15 days, inform party B the detail of the unpredictable event (with sufficient evident provided by the local authority) which causes it unable to implement its responsibilities. Both parties has to decide whether the agreement should be terminated or not, or to exempt some of their responsibilities.
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