• Insolvency of the Input Supplier or acceleration of its debt
• Default by a guarantor of the Input Supply Contract
Permanent force majeure making continued deliveries impossible also gives rise
to a mutual right to terminate the contract.
Rather than termination for failure to make deliveries, and a claim for a loss
that may or may not be recovered, the Project Company may wish to enforce
specific performance of the contract (i.e., obtain a court order requiring delivery
of input supplies as contracted). Whether such a remedy is available varies be-
tween different countries. It may also be possible to make provision in the Input
Supply Contract for the Input Supplier to be required to obtain supplies from an-
other source.
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