Vis Major definition

Vis Major means an insurmountable obstacle, caused by a supervening event beyond the control of the person who is to perform.
Vis Major means any circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the BRP and/or the Company, and includes but is not limited to an act of nature or public enemy, fire, explosion, earthquake, flood, storm or other adverse weather, war declared or undeclared, civil war, revolution, civil commotion or other civil strife, riot, strikes, industrial action, blockade, embargo, sanctions, epidemics, pandemics, act of any government or other authority, compliance with government orders, demands or regulations, as well as shortages,
Vis Major means any event that is outside of AVC’s reasonable control including but not limited to : any national state of disaster or other circumstances impacting the availability of goods as required by AVC and within the times required by AVC, or preventing the free supply of goods or free movement of people or goods; pandemic; war (declared or not); terrorism; robbery or theft; hi-jacking; civil unrest; loss of warehousing; fire; explosion; strikes; lockouts; international restrictions; any actions of government (foreign or domestic); the inability of the vendor/manufacturer to meet an order of AVC within usual and/or required time frames for any reason; or the inability or failure of the vendor/manufacturer to supply or deliver the goods to AVC in South Africa within usual and/or required time frames for any reason.

Examples of Vis Major in a sentence

  • If a situation constituting Vis major occurs, the deadlines imposed hereunder shall be extended by the period of the duration of the said Vis major event.

  • Vis major shall not be constituted by obstacles that arose only after the obliged Party was in default with fulfilment of its obligations, or which arose in connection with its economic situation.

  • In case of Vis major, the deadlines agreed herein shall be extended by the time such Vis major will be in force.

  • As the Organization’s management believes that the Organization will be in a position to allow for the repayment of the loan by above specified date; therefore, the loan’s forgivable portion of $20,000 was recognized as revenue in the 2020 year.

  • Should a situation occur, which a Contractual Party could reasonably consider to constitute Vis major, and which could affect fulfilment of its obligations hereunder, such Contractual Party shall immediately notify the other Contractual party and attempt to continue in its performance hereunder in a reasonable degree.

  • The Vis major concept was referred to as acts of God and was limited to events of natural causes.

  • Vis major events may include: natural disasters; wars; terrorist activities, activities of local exchange carriers, telephone carriers, wireless carriers and Internet service providers; labour disputes; and acts of government.

  • Vis major events shall be considered all unfo-reseeable, insurmountable events, the occurrence of which cannot be attri- buted to PR IN HUNGARY, being beyond the intention and/or process of PR IN HUNGARY (for example, war, riot, civil uprising, general strike, epidemic, pandemic, natural catastrophe, fire, flood, earthquake or otherinsurmountable external cause, state of emergency), that in a significant way obstructs or makes impossible the staging of the Workshop.

  • Permanent water supply may only be disturbed under conditions of Limited water supply (Article 6.3), Normal maintenance and repair (Article 7.2), Unexpected failures and leaks (Article 7.3), Emergency (Article 7.4), Urgent supply (Article 7.5), Droughts (Article 7.6), Deduction of water supply (Article 14.1), Vis major (Article 15), or if it is mutually agreed.

  • Vis major esetén az Eladó a Vevőnek való viszonteladás céljára nem köteles harmadik személytől anyagot vásárolni és Eladó nem felelős semmilyen költségemelkedésért, amit Vevőnek amiatt kellett állnia, hogy harmadik személytől vásárolt helyettesítő anyagot.


More Definitions of Vis Major

Vis Major acts of God, strikes, lockout, war, blockades, revolutions, fire, riots, insurrections, civil commotions, lightning, fire, storm, floods, earthquakes, explosions, embargoes, government restraint or regulation and any other cause whether of the kind specifically hereinbefore referred to or otherwise which is not reasonably within the control of the PARTY thereby affected
Vis Major includes (without detracting from any other occurrences covered by the rules and principles relating to vis major) casus fortuitus, plague, epidemic, pandemic, Government action and regulation, as well as shortages, interruptions, fluctuations or the unavailability of electrical power, water supply or means of communication, which cannot, according to objective standards of reasonable conduct, be avoided by the party whose performance is affected thereby;
Vis Major means a “greater or superior force; an irresistible force.” Black’s Law Dictionary, at 1410 (5th ed. 1979).
Vis Major means any circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the BRP and/or the Company, and includes but is not limited to an act of nature or public enemy, fire, explosion, earthquake, flood, storm or other adverse

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