Neutral events (which may be 'relevant events'), which are not the fault of either party might entitle the contractor to an extension of time. Typically, this might include:
Exceptionally adverse weather.
Civil commotion or terrorism.
Statutory undertaker’s work.
Force majeure (such as a war or an epidemic).
A specified peril such as flood.
National strikes.
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Therefore, bilateral contracts promises and bound Sheba the terms of the agreement. If Sheba’s Office Equipment do not take the $350,000 for the furniture, they have breach the contract. ZAP Pharmaceutical Company can purchase the furniture for $45,000, which will save the company revenue. So as a project manager I would have a meeting to inform Sheba’s that their services are no longer needed due to not supply the items in the time line that was explain and written In the