Примери за използване на A force majeure на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Or the delay is due to a force majeure.
For issuance of a force majeure certificate in Bulgarian.
The lack of funds shall not be deemed to be a Force Majeure Event.
Can a fire be a force majeure event or not?
A force majeure event has occurred which is beyond its reasonable control;
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Does the coronavirus outbreak andthe declared“State of emergency” amount to a force majeure event?
A force majeure event means any event beyond the control of Skype.
If your flight is canceled because of a force majeure, you will be booked on the next flight.
The Manufacturer bears no responsibility in cases he he fails to carry out his duties due to a force majeure.
Because in the case of a force majeure event, all customers will be eligible to apply for compensation.
The supplier will inform the customer immediately if a force majeure occurs as described in Clause 1.
No refund is possible in the event of delay, cancellation, overbooking,strike, a force majeure or other causes outside our control.
A force majeure event is an unforeseeable event that is beyond the control of the parties and could not have been avoided.
Zhivko Vassilev commented for Bivol that the fall of the wind turbine was a force majeure and the equipment is now restored.
(2) A force majeure shall be an unforeseen or unavoidable event of an extraordinary nature which has occurred after the conclusion of the contract.
In principle, the Site is accessible continually, except for interruption, scheduled or other,for maintenance or in the event of a force majeure.
We believe that the assessment whether there is a force majeure or not should be made on a case-by-case basis by taking into account all relevant circumstances of the case.
The Seller shall not be held responsible or failing for any delay orfailure to perform due to the occurrence of a force majeure usually recognized by French law.
If a party believes that a Force Majeure Event has occurred, such partyshall immediately inform the other party of the start and end of the Force MajeureEvent.
The Seller will not be held responsible for any consequential or faulty delay orfailure in the occurrence of a force majeure usually recognized by French case law.
In the event of a force majeure situation(e.g. strikes, extreme weather conditions), the Seller's obligations under the Contract are suspended during the period of the force majeure situation.
The parties will notify to each other immediately the occurrence of a force majeure and will take all necessary measures in order to limit the consequences of the event.
When despite all the airline's efforts the circumstances that led to the flight cancellation could not have been avoided,we talk about a force majeure situation.
However, if a force majeure event occurs, the Website is overloaded or unavailable due to electronic communication networks, access to all or part of the Website may be slowed down or interrupted.
No party is responsible for damage caused by events provided with evidences of lack of liability,such as entries issued by authorities that state the intervention of a force majeure event.
However, if a force majeure event occurs, the connection is slow or the Site is overloaded or unavailable due to electronic communication networks, access to all or part of the Site may be slowed down or interrupted.
Nevertheless, non-performance due to COVID-19 can be excused if there is a force majeure clause in a contract governed by English law, whose wording is wide or explicit enough to cover the COVID-19 outbreak;
During a Force Majeure event that prevents one or both parties from performing their obligations, the parties are relieved of any liability for performing their obligations.
Interestingly, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, a quasi-governmental body, has been issuing force majeure certificates to Chinese businesses,to verify that COVID-19 constitutes a force majeure event.