Common use of Further to Clause in Contracts

Further to. Article 11.1, the Parties agree that it shall be deemed not to be LHT’s fault and LHT shall not be held liable if ***** such as but not limited to: 5.2.1 which shall mean ***** causing cessation, slowdown or interruption of work, general interruption in transportation; 5.2.2 which were unforeseen and which could not have been expected and which have an impact on the Services to be performed and, in each case, were not caused by or in connection with and are not attributable to ***** 5.2.3 Material ordered in a timely manner from Suppliers not being delivered *****

Further to. Article 11.1, the Parties agree that it shall be deemed not to be LHT’s fault and LHT shall not be held liable if ***** such as but not limited to: 5.2.1 which shall mean ***** causing cessation, slowdown or interruption of work, general interruption in transportation; 5.2.2 which were unforeseen and which could not have been expected and which have an impact on the Services to be performed and, in each case, were not caused by or in connection with and are not attributable to ***** 5.2.3 5.2.4 Material ordered in a timely manner from Suppliers not being delivered delivered*****