Authorities’ Measures Clause

Quelle: https://iccwbo.org/resources-for-business/guidance/force-majeure

An authorities’ measures clause specifies that delays or non-performance caused by actions or orders of government authorities (e.g., customs, import/export bans, inspections) relieve or suspend one or both contractual parties from performance. It typically defines which party bears responsibility and the duration of any interruption when such measures occur.

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