Statutory elements of force majeure
4.1 Event elements
Force majeure refers to objective events and their consequences that cannot be foreseen, avoided or overcome, resulting in the inability to perform a contract in accordance with the contract agreement.
The rules on conclusion of contract in China, based on the articles of the Civil Code of P.R.China
Article 469: The parties may enter into a contract in writing, orally, or in any other form.
Written form refers to the tangible representation of the contents contained in contracts, letters, telegrams, telegrams, faxes, and other forms.
A data message that can be tangibly expressed through electronic data interchange, email, or other means and can be accessed and used at any time is considered in written form.
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Today, April 3rd, 2024, two lawyers: Wilfrido Fernadez and Laura Fernandez from ZACARIAS & FERNÁNDEZ, Paraguay visted Tianjin Bozhuan Law Firm, and have a communication with Lawyer Wang Jingzhan.
China Attorney-at-law 