General terms

Force majeure

  1. Force majeure arises if the execution of the agreement is partially or completely interrupted, whether temporarily or lasting, by circumstances beyond the control of the parties and/or by circumstances on the side of the Firm, such as strike, staff complications, transportation problems, weather conditions, including attributable default by suppliers from which the Firm obtains services.
  2. In the event of force majeure, the obligations of the parties are suspended. Should the condition of force majeure last longer than three months, each of the parties is entitled to issue a written statement to the other party cancelling the non-executed part of the assignment, without being subject to any form of compensation for damage.
  3. If, when the force majeure arises, the Firm has already met some of its obligations or can only satisfy some of its obligations, it is entitled to invoice those activities already carried out or that section that can be carried out and the client is bound is pay this invoice as if it were a separate agreement.
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