Force Majeure clause is a contractual clause that excuses parties from obligations when extraordinary, uncontrollable events (referred to as "acts of God") prevent or hinder performance. These events include natural disasters, wars, pandemics, or government actions. The clause defines qualifying conditions, outlines procedures for invocation, and specifies the impact on the contractual relationship.
Drafting Tip
List specific events that qualify as force majeure and their effects on contractual obligations. Define the process for notifying and addressing such events.
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