COVID-19 and Force Majeure
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses and factories are temporarily closed causing critical implications for both international and domestic businesses, especially for projects at the construction stage.
Exploring the concept of force majeure under contracts entered into in Indonesia, please click the link below to read the complete legal advisory. This publication is co-authored by Stephen Sim, Dirgantara Adi Nugroho, Rudy Andreas H. Sitorus, Heru Mardijarto, and Lia Alizia.
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