Force majeure clauses allocate risk between the parties when an unanticipated event makes performance impossible or impracticable. The principle underlying the doctrine is simple and is set forth in California Civil Code § 3526, which states that “[n]o man is responsible for that which no man can control.” Generally, a force majeure clause is triggered… Read More
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The Applicability of a Force Majeure Clause in Lease Agreements
October 9, 2020,