Force Majeure Clause

A Force Majeure Clause is a contractual provision that can modify (e.g., terminate, excuse, extend) the party's performance of its obligations under the contract when unforeseeable events beyond the control of the parties, such as natural disasters or acts of war, make performance impracticable or impossible.

IRI: http://lmss.sali.org/R7mT3oM7UJnGCUIq15FYip5
Branch: Objectives

Also known as

Clause de force majeure, Cláusula de Fuerza Mayor, Cláusula de Fuerza Mayor, Cláusula de força maior, Force Majeure Clause, Höhere Gewalt Klausel, סעיף כוח עליון, फोर्स माजूर क्लॉज, 不可抗力条款, 不可抗力条項

Ancestry paths

Objectives Transactional Objectives Mergers and Acquisitions Objectives Deal Language Material Adverse Effect Definition Material Adverse Effect Definition - Carveouts
Objectives Transactional Objectives Contractual Clause

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