Common use of Force Majeure Clause in Contracts

Force Majeure. The Parties agree that if one of the Parties is unable to fulfill all or part of their obligations under the Service Agreement due to a force majeure event, the obligation of that Party to fulfill its obligations shall be suspended until force majeure ceases. A Party invoking the inability to perform an obligation or obligations under the Service Agreement due to a force majeure event shall be obliged to: immediately inform the other Party in writing about the force majeure event, its nature, scope, the date of occurrence and the estimated duration of this event, immediately take all appropriate steps to prevent this situation and in any case undertake to limit its effects. Force majeure within the meaning of the Service Agreement means an unexpected and extraordinary event, beyond the reasonable control of the Party, which could not be foreseen and could not be prevented and which significantly and adversely affects the performance by the Party, affected by such event,, of its obligations arising from the Service Agreement, including in particular: (i) war, hostilities (declared or unspoken), invasion, actions of foreign hostile forces, mobilization, requisition or embargo; (ii) rebellion, revolution, uprising, military coup or other coup d'état or civil war; (iii) riots or unrest, general strikes; (iv) floods, earthquakes and other disasters. In case of force majeure lasting more than 6 (six) months, each Party shall have the right to withdraw from the Service Agreement, unless the Parties decide on the further fulfilment of the Agreement. If a Party fails to notify the other Party in due time about the circumstances of force majeure, then it will be deprived of the right to rely on it in the future. § 9.

Force Majeure. The Parties agree that if one of the Parties is unable to fulfill all or part of their obligations under the Service Agreement due to a force majeure event, the obligation of that Party to fulfill its obligations shall be suspended until force majeure ceases. A Party invoking the inability to perform an obligation or obligations under the Service Agreement due to a force majeure event shall be obliged to: immediately inform the other Party in writing about the force majeure event, its nature, scope, the date of occurrence and the estimated duration of this event, immediately take all appropriate steps to prevent this situation and in any case undertake to limit its effects. Force majeure within the meaning of the Service Agreement means an unexpected and extraordinary event, beyond the reasonable control of the Party, which could not be foreseen and could not be prevented and which significantly and adversely affects the performance by the Party, affected by such event,, of its obligations arising from the Service Agreement, including in particular: (i) war, hostilities (declared or unspoken), invasion, actions of foreign hostile forces, mobilization, requisition or embargo; (ii) rebellion, revolution, uprising, military coup or other coup d'état or civil war; (iii) riots or unrest, general strikes; (iv) floods, earthquakes and other disasters. In case of force majeure lasting more than 6 (six) months, each Party shall have the right to withdraw from the Service Agreement, unless the Parties decide on the further fulfilment of the Agreement. If a Party fails to notify the other Party in due time about the circumstances of force majeure, then it will be deprived of the right to rely on it in the future. § 911.

Force Majeure. The Parties agree that if one of the Parties is unable to fulfill all or part of their obligations under the Service Agreement due to a force majeure event, the obligation of that Party to fulfill its obligations shall be suspended until force majeure ceases. A Party invoking the inability to perform an obligation or obligations under the Service Agreement due to a force majeure event shall be obliged to: immediately inform the other Party in writing about the force majeure event, its nature, scope, the date of occurrence and the estimated duration of this event, immediately take all appropriate steps to prevent this situation and in any case undertake to limit its effects. Force majeure within the meaning of the Service Agreement means an unexpected and extraordinary event, beyond the reasonable control of the Party, which could not be foreseen and could not be prevented and which significantly and adversely affects the performance by the Party, affected by such event,, of its obligations arising from the Service Agreement, including in particular: (i) war, hostilities (declared or unspoken), invasion, actions of foreign hostile forces, mobilization, requisition or embargo; (ii) rebellion, revolution, uprising, military coup or other coup d'état or civil war; (iii) riots or unrest, general strikes; (iv) floods, earthquakes and other disasters. In case of force majeure lasting more than 6 (six) months, each Party shall have the right to withdraw from the Service Agreement, unless the Parties decide on the further fulfilment of the Agreement. Subject to the preceding sentence, each Party shall be entitled to withdraw from the Agreement within up to 20 (twenty) months counted from the date of the occurrence of the force majeure event. If a Party fails to notify the other Party in due time about the circumstances of force majeure, then it will be deprived of the right to rely on it in the future. § 911.

Force Majeure. The Parties agree that if one of the Parties is unable to fulfill all or part of their obligations under the Service Agreement due to a force majeure event, the obligation of that Party to fulfill its obligations shall be suspended until force majeure ceases. A Party invoking the inability to perform an obligation or obligations under the Service Agreement due to a force majeure event shall be obliged to: immediately inform the other Party in writing about the force majeure event, its nature, scope, the date of occurrence and the estimated duration of this event, immediately take all appropriate steps to prevent this situation and in any case undertake to limit its effects. Force majeure within the meaning of the Service Agreement means an unexpected and extraordinary event, beyond the reasonable control of the Party, which could not be foreseen and could not be prevented and which significantly and adversely affects the performance by the Party, affected by such event,, of its obligations arising from the Service Agreement, including in particular: (i) war, hostilities (declared or unspoken), invasion, actions of foreign hostile forces, mobilization, requisition or embargo; (ii) rebellion, revolution, uprising, military coup or other coup d'état or civil war; (iii) riots or unrest, general strikes; (iv) floods, earthquakes and other disasters. In case of force majeure lasting more than 6 (six) months, each Party shall have the right to withdraw from the Service Agreement, unless the Parties decide on the further fulfilment of the Service Agreement. Subject to the preceding sentence, each Party shall be entitled to withdraw from the Service Agreement within up to 20 (twenty) months counted from the date of the occurrence of the force majeure event. If a Party fails to notify the other Party in due time about the circumstances of force majeure, then it will be deprived of the right to rely on it in the future. § 9.

Force Majeure. The Parties agree that if one of the Parties is unable to fulfill all or part of their obligations under the Service Agreement due to a force majeure event, the obligation of that Party to fulfill its obligations shall be suspended until force majeure ceases. A Party invoking the inability to perform an obligation or obligations under the Service Agreement due to a force majeure event shall be obliged to: immediately inform the other Party in writing about the force majeure event, its nature, scope, the date of occurrence and the estimated duration of this event, immediately take all appropriate steps to prevent this situation and in any case undertake to limit its effects. Force majeure within the meaning of the Service Agreement means an unexpected and extraordinary event, beyond the reasonable control of the Party, which could not be foreseen and could not be prevented and which significantly and adversely affects the performance by the Party, affected by such event,, of its obligations arising from the Service Agreement, including in particular: (i) war, hostilities (declared or unspoken), invasion, actions of foreign hostile forces, mobilization, requisition or embargo; (ii) rebellion, revolution, uprising, military coup or other coup d'état or civil war; (iii) riots or unrest, general strikes; (iv) floods, earthquakes and other disasters. In case of force majeure lasting more than 6 (six) months, each Party shall have the right to withdraw from the Service Agreement, unless the Parties decide on the further fulfilment fullfilment of the Agreement. If a Party fails to notify the other Party in due time about the circumstances of force majeure, then it will be deprived of the right to rely on it in the future. § 911.