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For that reason, it is good practice to consider including a "force majeure" clause in contracts. A typical clause provides that a party will not be liable for any failure or delay caused by something beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, terrorism, labour strikes, transport stoppages, etc. If other specific risks are anticipated, they should also be included. Such a clause can provide relief against a wider range of events than the doctrine of frustration, and provides more certainty as to when it applies.
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