Majeure in a sentence

However, on April 14, IRB claimed force majeure (unforeseeable circumstances that prevent someone from fulfilling a contract) as a political event under the sub-concession agreement.

In December last year, the House of Representatives also approved HB 6483 that aims to allow college students with unpaid and other school fees to take periodic and final exams on “good cause and justifiable grounds” such as force majeure and emergencies.

Newmont has declared force majeure on deliveries of some metal products from its Peñasquito mine in Mexico, the U.S.-listed miner told Reuters, citing strike action as a constraint on output.

The report stated that the main driver of April’s dip was industrial action by Exxon employees that began on April 13 and caused the United States major to declare force majeure across its operations.

Various hashtags about it were among the top trending topics on Weibo in recent days; one early hashtag, claiming the balloon had strayed into American airspace by force majeure, racked up 670 million views.

Firms like TotalEnergies, OMV, Sonatrach, bp, and Eni also resumed operations in various Libyan fields, overcoming disruptions from previous force majeure declarations.

In August, the company declared “force majeure,” a legal maneuver that lets a company get out of its contracts because of extraordinary circumstances.

Mainone said in a statement on its website that it became necessary to declare a force majeure subsequent to testing of its cable system.

When a force majeure was first declared by Julius Berger, insecurity considerations alongside other existential reasons including inadequate funding informed the decision.

All that said, parties to a contract are always free to waive their rights under a force majeure clause and provide refunds anyway.

For example, a force majeure clause listing a number of film industry specific issues may be interpreted to not excuse a breach due to coronavirus.

If a contract does not have a force majeure clause, a party breaching that contract due to coronavirus-related issues will almost certainly rely on the Default Rule to excuse performance.

Such a situation is a force majeure with work being stalled completely.

The caveat: A pandemic is “not necessarily a force majeure event of and by itself,” Ms. Becker said.

The Ministry of Finance invoked the Force Majeure Clause for coronavirus outbreak as it impacts trades in India.

The pandemic has opened conversations around contractual obligations, lock-in periods, exit notices, and force majeure clauses among other things, from both a developer and occupier perspective.

There are many force majeure factors in the hardware, such as power outages, physical losses, and human misoperations.

We condemn the blockading of oil terminals in the east of Libya, which has led to the declaration of Force Majeure by the National Oil Corporation.

Looking at silicones on Page 5. We achieved last year's sales level of approximately €600 million despite a force majeure situation during the first quarter of 2019.

Energy firm ExxonMobil which had to declare force majeure on exports from its PNG LNG project in the wake of the earthquake has also donated US$1 million to the humanitarian effort.