Noun
a natural and unavoidable catastrophe that interrupts the expected course of events
Source: WordNetAmericans are farcical when it comes to force majeure and money! Two things that they worship. You can't expect a democracy from a society like this. Gore Vidal
he discovered that his house was not insured against acts of God Source: Internet
All that said, parties to a contract are always free to waive their rights under a force majeure clause and provide refunds anyway. Source: Internet
Both Reuters and Bloomberg are reporting that Chinese gas buyer CNOOC has told some suppliers it won't take delivery of LNG cargoes, arguably the first report of a force majeure clause being invoked as the coronavirus outbreak dampens demand. Source: Internet
The Chairman of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria Export Promotion Group (MANEG), Ede Dafinone had told The Guardian that economic managers should declare force majeure on the AfCFTA, noting that the country was not fully prepared for its take-off. Source: Internet
Does COVID-19 qualify as a force majeure event in the party’s particular situation under the force majeure clause? Source: Internet