[DOC] [TLE] free expressions meanings, words, phrases origins and derivations [PAR] The derivations quiz demonstrates that word and expressions origins can be 
used ...... in any event is not likely to have been the main derivation of the 
expression .... England from France where 'sang blue' means of high aristocratic 
descent, the .... I'm not sure of the origin of this phrase, but it was used in 1850 in 
French in... [DOC] [TLE] Force majeure | Define Force majeure at Dictionary.com [PAR] Force majeure definition, an unexpected and disruptive event that may operate to 
excuse a party from a contract. See more. [DOC] [TLE] Chengwei, Liu - CISG Database [PAR] Oct 27, 2003 ... A basic and it seems universally accepted principle of contract law is "pacta 
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responsible for its ... one can conclude that the contract did not cover the 
unexpected event .... In English law, the doctrine of "frustration of purpose" 
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...... The events my ex sister in law described (which I did not myself witness, but 
were ...... I admit that I'm a really good crier but I always have a reason when I do 
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events. ... party or the other may not be as keen to continue with the contract ... 
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.... That doesn't mean we are rude and selfish. ..... My entire life, my mom has run 
late to every single event I can remember and it seems that my life has been ..... 
Catherine says: ...... You know the expression from the French REVOLUTION [DOC] [TLE] One King, One Faith - UC Press E-Books Collection, 1982-2004 [PAR] One King, One Faith : the phrase is a shorthand for the longer French saying, un 
roi, ..... and also Frederic Baumgartner, "Party Alignment in the Parlement of Paris
, ..... Even though he could not support Catherine's policy of religious toleration, 
...... Martyn P. Thompson adds a second metaphor, "law-contract," which became
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important event that occurs during the initial ...... That party is called the appellant
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are not used in French legal language or

Question: (Hi.  I'm Catherine Crier.)  In law, this French phrase means an unexpected event that may excuse a party from a contract
Answer: a force majeure