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68 Force majeure

COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS vol 7(2)
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68 Force majeure

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68 Force majeure1

  1. 68.1

        Is there a provision allowing one or both parties to be excused from performing some or all of their obligations if performance cannot be undertaken because of circumstances outside their control?

  2. 68.2

        If there are particular circumstances outside the control of a party unique or common to the industry or market in which a party operates. Should those circumstances be included in a force majeure clause2?

  3. 68.3

        If a supplier is entitled to remedy a force majeure situation, how long should it be allowed for this?

  4. 68.4

        If a supplier has to rely extensively on

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