A and B entered into a contract, subject to the condition that in case the Senate will not concur in to the treaty, neither party will be liable. The Senate rejected it. Can A invoke force majeure or fortuitous event as a ground to exempt himself from liability?

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The non-concurrence of the Senate is a foreseeable event but beyond the control of the parties, fitting the criteria for force majeure or a fortuitous event.

A and B Entered into a Contract, Subject to the Condition