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• The exclusion provided for in paragraph 1 shall not apply if the tenderer or applicant proves, to the satisfaction of the competent authority, that the situation referred to in that paragraph is due to force majeure or obvious error.
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• Paragraph 1 shall not apply if the applicant proves, to the satisfaction of the competent authorities that the situation referred to in paragraph 1 is not due to his gross negligence or that it is due to force majeure or to obvious error.
• Moreover, neither contractual party will be considered in default of the supply agreements if and to the extent that such default is due to force majeure.
• The first subparagraph shall not apply if the exporter proves to the satisfaction of the competent authorities that the situation referred to in that subparagraph is due to force majeure, to obvious error, or, where applicable, that it was based on correct previous payment information.
• 3. For the purposes of Article 40 of Regulation (EC) No 1291/2000, certificates valid until 30 September may not be extended. In this case, the certificate must be cancelled for any amounts not applied for due to force majeure.
• and no such upward allocation may be made for a vessel which exceeded its initial DML prior to 1 April, unless due to force majeure or extraordinary circumstances, as agreed by the meeting of the parties, in consultation with the IRP.
• In this case, the certificate must be cancelled for any amounts not applied for due to force majeure.

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