Force majeure termination right with a grace period

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A contractual right that allows a party to terminate the contract if performance is prevented by force majeure, after a defined cure/grace period has elapsed or failed to resume. In logistics, this applies to suppliers or carriers unable to perform deliveries or services within the cure period, enabling termination without liability if performance does not resume.

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