A legal clause excusing parties from contractual obligations when extraordinary events beyond their control occur—such as natural disasters, wars, or pandemics—force majeure protects businesses and individuals from liability for unforeseen disruptions. It primarily benefits both sides of a contract by providing a fair exit or pause during crises, ensuring no party bears undue risk for unavoidable circumstances.
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