Where EXL Holdings (US), EXL India or SPV Sample Clauses

Where EXL Holdings (US), EXL India or SPV is subject to a Force Majeure event which is capable of being rectified or the impact of which is not material in the reasonable opinion of the Client, EXL Holdings (US) shall have three months from the time that event first came to, or should have come to, its attention to notify that event and resume its obligations in full pursuant to this Agreement and any Insurance Services Work Order. If the Force Majeure event, or the consequences of it, have not been rectified within that period, then the Parties shall agree to negotiate in good faith to agree changes to the relevant Insurance Services Work Order which properly reflects the capability of EXL Holdings (US) to perform its obligations pursuant to that Insurance Services Work Order.
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