Common use of Liability Exemptions Clause in Contracts

Liability Exemptions. 15.1 Neither the Parties shall be liable for failure to perform, any or all of the previsions set out in this agreement if the performance has been delayed, hindered or prevented by any reason outside the control of the defaulter even though the responsible party exercised due diligence. 15.2 When such failure, or delay, is caused by force Majeure being any event, occurred by circumstance reasonably beyond the control of that party, including without prejudice to generality of the forgoing failure or delay caused by or resulting from Acts of God, strikes, Fire, Floods, Wars (whether declared/undeclared), and riots, destruction of embargoes, accidents, restrictions, quotas on by any governmental authority (including allocation, requisitions, quotas and price controls). 15.3 No reduction or suspension in the deliveries or receipt of Fuel Oil due to any of the reasons set forth above, shall extend the term of this contract or terminate the same. However, any of the aforementioned circumstance(s) persist for more than thirty (30) days. 15.4 The certificate issued in original by the competent recognized authority should be deemed as sufficient proof for the claim Force Majeure and duration.

Liability Exemptions. 15.1 Neither the Parties shall be liable for failure to perform, any or all of the previsions set out in this agreement if the performance has been delayed, hindered or prevented by any reason outside the control of the defaulter even though the responsible party exercised due diligence. 15.2 . When such failure, or delay, is caused by force Majeure being any event, occurred by circumstance reasonably beyond the control of that party, including without prejudice to generality of the forgoing failure or delay caused by or resulting from Acts of God, strikes, Fire, Floods, Wars (whether declared/undeclared), and riots, destruction of embargoes, accidents, restrictions, quotas on by any governmental authority (including allocation, requisitions, quotas and price controls). 15.3 . No reduction or suspension in the deliveries or receipt of Fuel Oil due to any of the reasons set forth above, shall extend the term of this contract or terminate the same. However, any of the aforementioned circumstance(s) persist for more than thirty (30) days. 15.4 . The certificate issued in original by the competent recognized authority should be deemed as sufficient proof for the claim Force Majeure and duration.

Liability Exemptions. 15.1 Neither Either the Parties shall be liable for failure to perform, any or all of the previsions set out in this agreement if the performance has been delayed, hindered hindered, or prevented by any reason outside the control of the defaulter even though the responsible party exercised due diligence. 15.2 When Then such failure, or delay, is caused by force Majeure being any event, occurred by circumstance reasonably beyond the control of that party, including without prejudice to generality of the forgoing failure or delay caused by or resulting from Acts of God, strikes, Fire, Floods, Wars (whether declared/undeclared), and riots, destruction of embargoes, accidents, restrictions, quotas on by any governmental authority (including allocation, requisitions, quotas and price controls). 15.3 No On reduction or suspension in the deliveries or receipt of Fuel Oil due to any of the reasons set forth above, shall extend the term of this contract or terminate the same. However, any of the aforementioned circumstance(s) persist for more than thirty (30) days. 15.4 The certificate issued in original by the competent recognized authority should be deemed as sufficient proof for the claim Force Majeure and duration.