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When are parties exempted from their contractual obligations, such as paying rent, in the event of a force majeure that prevents the beneficial use of the leased property?

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Parties are exempted from their contractual obligations, including the payment of rent, upon the fulfillment of force majeure conditions that render the performance of the obligation impossible or unusually onerous, provided that the affected party has taken the necessary measures to terminate the contract or settle the matter in accordance...

Parties are exempted from their contractual obligations, including the payment of rent, upon the fulfillment of force majeure conditions that render the performance of the obligation impossible or unusually onerous, provided that the affected party has taken the necessary measures to terminate the contract or settle the matter in accordance with its terms or the prevailing regulations.
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الفقرة (5) من البند (19) من العقد المبرم بين الطرفين: 'يحق للطرفين عند وقوع قوة قاهرة كالحروب، والحرائق، والفيضانات، والكوارث الطبيعية، وأعمال السلطة، وجميع الحوادث الخارجة عن إرادة الطرفين، غير القاب...

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