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What is force majeure provisions
Force majeure provisions are contractual clauses that excuse a party from fulfilling their obligations due to unforeseen circumstances beyond their control.
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3.Locate the section designated for party names and fill in the names of the relevant parties involved in the contract.
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4.Identify the events that qualify as force majeure; commonly included events are natural disasters, pandemics, and war.
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5.Detail the notice requirements for a party to invoke the force majeure clause, specifying the time frame for notification.
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6.Clearly outline any obligations that remain in effect even during a force majeure event, such as payment obligations.
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