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Force Majeure Clauses in Construction Contracts
Author(s): Westersund, Lowell
Date:  March 13 2008
The primary purposes of construction contracts are to clarify responsibilities (including performance and payment obligations) and to allocate risk. It is in regard to the latter purpose that the concept of force majeure plays an important role. Such clauses serve to deal with the risk of events which fall short of frustration. Such clauses can be successfully employed to recognize industry or project specific risks.
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