X and Y entered into a milling contract whereby X agreed that the sugarcane which Y will produce will be milled by X for a period of thirty years. It was stipulated that in case of a fortuitous event, the contract shall be deemed suspended during said terms. Y failed to deliver sugarcane to X for six years, four years during the war and two years when his mill was being rebuilt. May Y be compelled to deliver sugar cane to X for six more years after the expiration of thirty years to make up for what Y failed to deliver? Explain your answer