Glossary Force Majeure

Force Majeure refers to unexpected situations or events that cause delays, non-performance, losses, or other issues in the logistics process. Examples of Force Majeure include natural disasters, fires, strikes, political disputes, wars, and similar situations. When a Force Majeure event occurs, the logistics operator may be released from the obligation to perform within the limits set out in the contract. When a Force Majeure event occurs, the logistics operator and the customer typically consult the terms of the contract and may take legal action as appropriate.

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Glossary Force Majeure

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