Hardship
means[, subject to clause [1.6 OR 1.7],] a [fundamental OR material] change in the balance of a party’s benefits and obligations under this Agreement caused by a[ legal, technical, political, economic or financial] event (or events) that occurs[ or the impact of which becomes known to the affected party] during the Term of this Agreement which:
is not a [insert (eg ‘Force majeure Event’ or ‘circumstance to which clauses [X] or [Y] relate’)];
[except in the case of the circumstances referred to in [insert reference eg to clause 1.6 or 1.7 if appropriate], ]could not reasonably have been anticipated, mitigated against or avoided by the Disadvantaged Party at the time of execution of this Agreement;
is beyond the control of [the Disadvantaged Party]; and
the risk of which is not otherwise assumed[ (expressly or by implication)]
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