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A force majeure clause can be invoked in a contract when unforeseen external circumstances prevent a party from fulfilling their contractual obligations. This clause excuses the party from liability for non-performance due to circumstances beyond their control.
For instance, consider a contract between a concert organizer and a musician, with a force majeure clause that includes natural disasters. If a hurricane hits the city on the day of the concert, making it unsafe for the event to proceed, the concert organizer can invoke the force majeure clause. This would mean they are not held liable for the cancellation of the concert due to this unforeseen and uncontrollable event.
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