What is a force majeure event?
A)any action that makes the contract unprofitable for either party
B)any finding in a contract that shows a provision was deliberately left unclear
C)a disruptive,unexpected occurrence for which neither party is to blame that prevents one or both parties from complying with a contract
D)any happening that fulfills one of the conditions in the contract,making it enforceable

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What is a force majeure event? 
A)any action that makes the contract unprofitable for either party
B)any finding in a contract that shows a provision was deliberately left unclear
C)a disruptive,unexpected occurrence for which neither party is to blame that prevents one or both parties from complying with a contract
D)any happening that fulfills one of the conditions in the contract,making it enforceable

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A force majeure event is an unexpected and disruptive occurrence that is beyond the control of either party and prevents one or both parties from fulfilling their obligations under a contract. Common examples include natural disasters, wars, and government actions. It is typically included in contracts as a way for the parties to avoid liability for non-performance or delay caused by such events.

What Is a Force Majeure Event