The name of the clause put into international sales contracts to limit the liability of the parties in the event of an intervening and disruptive force beyond a party's control makes performance more difficult than expected is:
A) Good excuse clause.
B) Out of control clause.
C) Force Majeure clause.
D) Excuse moi clause.

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The term "force majeure" refers to unforeseeable circumstances that prevent a party from fulfilling a contract's obligations, and the Force Majeure clause applies to international sales contracts to limit the liability of the parties in such an event. The other answer choices (A, B, and D) are not commonly used or recognized terms in contract law.

The Name of the Clause Put into International Sales Contracts