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Force Majeure: Understanding UCP600 Article 36
Summary of Topics
A) Introduction ....................................................................................................... 1,294
- Generally.
- Background & Context.
- Application of UCP600 Article 36 & Its Impact.
- UCP600 Defined Terms Used in UCP600 Article 36.
- UCP600 Interpretations Applicable to UCP600 Article 36.
- Organization of this Chapter.
B) Application......................................................................................................... 1,295
- Disclaimer.
- Enforceability.
- Bank.
- Liability or Responsibility.
- Consequences Arising Out of.
- Persons Affected.
C) Detailed Events ................................................................................................. 1,299
- Covered Events.
- Force Majeure.
- Causes Beyond the Issuer’s Control.
- Differentiation between Listed Causes.
- Non-Payment as a Result of a Decision of a Public Authority.
D) Other Issues ....................................................................................................... 1,302
- Situations in Which the Force Majeure Clause is Relevant: Closure on the Expiry Date.
- Closure Due to Force Majeure With Respect to Other Deadlines.
- Other Situations in Which Force Majeure is Relevant Where the Bank is Not Closed.
- Interruption of the Bank’s Business.
- Failure to Exercise Reasonable Care.
- Consequences of Non-Excuse.
- “Resumption of Business”.
- Types of Engagement.
- Force Majeure Clause in Underlying Contract.
E) Miscellaneous Issues ........................................................................................ 1,305
- SWIFT.
- Variations.
- Role Under an eUCP Credit: UCP600 Article 36 would not produce a result different from the provisions of the eUCP.
- Applicability to Standbys.
- Restatement.
F) References .......................................................................................................... 1,306
- Prior Versions.
- Other Sources