Force majeure and COVID-19
In many cases, the COVID-19 crisis has an impact on current research contracts with cooperation partners and grant providers. In legal terminology, a pandemic such as the COVID-19 crisis can be described as force majeure. Contractual obligations in such a situation are regulated by law in the Netherlands. Most contracts also have an article about force majeure. For more information see the documents below:
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