Is a force majeure event considered an excuse for non-performance of contractual obligations?
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A force majeure event is not considered an excuse for non-performance of contractual obligations if the obligor had sufficient time to fulfill its obligations before the occurrence of the alleged event, or could have taken the necessary measures to avoid the harm.
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