Force Majeure. Non-performance in full or in part of Parties’ obligations under the Contract cannot be used to present a claim against the other Party, if such non-performance results from force majeure. Force majeure shall be understood as an event that could not have been foreseen at the time of concluding the Contract, over which the Parties have no influence, and which the Parties cannot overcome, including in particular: natural disasters, wars, mobilization, closing of the borders, legal acts adopted by government or public administration bodies, which prevent the performance of the Contract in full or in part. § 12.
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