Force Majeure Termination

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A termination of a contract or contractual obligation due to a force majeure event—an extraordinary, unavoidable, and unforeseen occurrence beyond the parties’ control that makes performance impossible or commercially impracticable; typically allows relief from performance, possible extension of time, or termination of the contract upon notice and assessment of the event.

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