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VII. Force Majeure

The parties are relieved from responsibility for the non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment of the obligations undertaken under these Regulations if such non-fulfillment resulted from Force Majeure circumstances that appear after the User accepts the provisions of these Regulations, which circumstances could not be foreseen and/or prevented by reasonable measures by the Company or the User.

Force Majeure circumstances are the circumstances when the parties, acting with reasonable discretion, can not duly fulfill the obligations by reasons not depending on them. These circumstances in particular are wars, acts of God, failures in the Company’s electrical networks, which make it impossible to properly fulfill obligations under these Regulations.

In case of Force Majeure the affected Party, referring to such circumstances, shall notify the other Party about the beginning of the abovementioned circumstances within 5 (five) calendar days. Otherwise, the affected Party loses the right to refer to the abovementioned circumstances as to the released matters for non-fulfillment of the obligations according to these Regulations.

If Force Majeure circumstances last more than 1 (One) month, the Company is entitled to terminate/block the User’s access to the Company’s services without compensation for any losses and damage incurred by the User as a result of such forced termination.