War as a force majeure event?
The situation on our eastern border affects almost everyone's life. It is very likely that it will also affect the implementation of ongoing construction contracts, whether concluded pursuant to public procurement law or between private entities.
Visit Lexplorers to read an article by Marta Lipińska from the public procurement team: http://lexplorers.pl/wojna-jako-sila-wyzsza/
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