Gujarat regulator holds right-of-way obstruction can qualify as force majeure
In a significant ruling, GERC has held that right-of-way issues involving local resistance and the need for police protection can qualify as force majeure, allowing developers to seek timeline extensions without penalties
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In a significant ruling, GERC has held that right-of-way issues involving local resistance and the need for police protection can qualify as force majeure, allowing developers to seek timeline extensions without penalties
In an important ruling, the Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission (GERC) has held that project delays arising from right-of-way (RoW) issues can, in certain circumstances, qualify as force majeur…
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