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majeure

Definition:

Majeure is a term derived from French, which means a major or important event or happening. It is often used in legal contexts to refer to a significant circumstance, clause, or condition.

Parts of Speech:

Noun, Adjective

Senses:

Noun: A major event or happening, especially in legal terminology.
Adjective: Pertaining to a major or significant circumstance or condition.

Usages:

Noun:

The bankruptcy of the company was considered a majeure, causing significant disruption in the market.

During the court hearing, the lawyers argued over the interpretation of the majeure specified in the contract.

Adjective:

The majeure clause in the agreement allowed either party to terminate the contract under certain circumstances.

The success of the project was heavily dependent on navigating the majeure challenges that arose during the implementation phase.

Related Products:

• Books about Majeure Events
• Legal Books on Majeure Clauses