12:29 max N -HO X Discussions List - LA... fanshaweonline.ca and Deliveries. > Comment on this section: In addition, in Syndicat des professeurs de l'Etat du Quebec et Quebec (Ministere des Relations avec les citoyens et de l'Immigration), (Elizabeth Olivier)(19), the arbitration tribunal concluded that a debtor cannot invoke as force majeure the cancellation of another contract by a business partner in order to reduce its own obligations to its creditor when cancellations of this sort occur regularly each year. Such cancellations, while unplanned, do not constitute an unforeseeable event. This judgment therefore suggests that a contractual cancellation by the partner of a debtor that prevents him from performing his obligation to his creditor and that is not normally foreseeable could constitute an event of force majeure. What do you think about this development as part of the common law? What do theby a business partner in order to reduce its own obligations to its creditor when cancellations of this sort occur regularly each year. Such cancellations, while unplanned, do not constitute an unforeseeable event. This judgment therefore suggests that a contractual cancellation by the partner of a debtor that prevents him from performing his obliga tion to his creditor and that is not normally foreseeable could constitute an event of force majeure. What do you think about this development as part of the common law? What do the impact(s) could be? Answer in no more than 250 words, before 10pm on the last day of the Module. Include properly formatted references. BE SURE TO COMMENT ON A COLLEAGUE'S POST. You must start a thread before you can read and reply to other threads