A force majeure clause explains how the contract operates when unforeseen events beyond a party’s reasonable control interfere with performance.
This clause regulates what happens when uncontrollable events like natural disasters, strikes, or government actions could prevent a party from fulfilling their contractual obligations.
Its wording is critical, as it typically determines whether obligations are suspended, timelines are extended, payments must still be made, or the agreement may be terminated if the disruption persists for a sufficient period.
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