A clause excusing performance after extraordinary events.
A force-majeure clause frees a party from obligations when something beyond their control — natural disaster, war, pandemic — makes performance impossible. What counts depends entirely on the wording. Narrow clauses list specific events; broad ones add “or other causes beyond reasonable control.”
“Neither party is liable for delays caused by acts of God, government order, or pandemic.”
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