In most cases, the courts have liberally interpreted the Q clause exception in favor of the carriers.

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The Q clause, or "Act of God" clause, is typically interpreted narrowly by courts, meaning carriers are often held to a high standard of proof to demonstrate that an event was truly beyond their control and thus falls under this exception.

In Most Cases, the Courts Have Liberally Interpreted the Q