A(n)________ is a clause in a contract in which the parties specify certain events that will excuse nonperformance.
A) approval clause
B) novation agreement
C) force majeure
D) implied-in-fact condition

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A force majeure clause is a provision that excuses a party's nonperformance of contractual obligations if unforeseeable circumstances beyond the party's control make performance impracticable or impossible, such as acts of God, war, natural disasters, or government actions.

A(n)________ Is a Clause in a Contract in Which the Parties