A party can claim the excuse of ________ if he or she can prove that the failure to perform on his or her part was due to an event or effect that could not be reasonably anticipated or controlled.

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The term "force majeure" refers to unforeseeable circumstances, such as acts of God or natural disasters, that are beyond the control of the parties involved and prevent the performance of contractual obligations. A party can claim force majeure as an excuse for non-performance if it can be demonstrated that the event in question made it impossible or impractical to fulfill the contract as agreed.

A Party Can Claim the Excuse of ________ If He