| Comment | Most force majeure clauses typically include acts of government as qualifying criteria actually. And also plagues and pandemics. Travel restrictions mandated by law are very much a force majeure event.
However, force majeure is a contract law thing and not a concept of common law under neither English or Scots law, meaning that there is no test cases or binding precedent established on this specific way of triggering force majeure. Until somebody takes First to court to establish case law on the matter, First can apply force majeure. |
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