1. Medicines: When citizens encounter demand problems, they report to their communities or properties, and the communities or properties immediately purchase medicines from supply points.
2. Bottled gas: When citizens encounter supply problems, the town street or village neighborhood committee collects empty bottles in a unified way, and after disinfection, they call the supply station of the company.
3. Oil products: oil supply points in urban areas (with green code, negative nucleic acid, filing name, unit, license plate number and license number of four epidemic prevention and control certificates).
If the pharmaceutical products or production capacity of an enterprise are expropriated by the government and the enterprise breaches the contract, can it be exempted from the liability for breach of contract?
No, but you don't have to bear all the liabilities for breach of contract. The government's expropriation of pharmaceutical products or production capacity of enterprises is a kind of administrative expropriation, a specific administrative act and not a force majeure. The defense cannot be based on the relevant legal provisions of force majeure, but it can be based on the provisions of "change of circumstances". Government expropriation is not foreseeable by the enterprise when signing the contract, nor is it a commercial risk, but it does cause failure to perform, which in turn leads to liability for breach of contract.
According to Article 26 of the Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning the Application of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Contract Law (II), "After the establishment of the contract, the objective situation has changed significantly, which is not a commercial risk and the parties could not foresee it when concluding the contract, and the parties continue to perform the contract or cannot achieve the purpose of the contract, and the parties request the people's court to modify or terminate the contract. The people's court shall decide whether to modify or terminate the contract according to the principle of fairness and the actual situation of the case. Enterprises can modify or terminate the contract accordingly, but they need to share the losses caused by breach of contract to the other party in accordance with the principle of fairness.
Legal basis:
Article 41 of the Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases stipulates: "The local people's governments at or above the county level may impose isolation measures on the places where Class A infectious diseases occur or the personnel in specific areas in the places, and report to the people's government at the next higher level at the same time; The people's government at a higher level that receives the report shall immediately make a decision on approval or disapproval. If the people's government at a higher level makes a decision not to approve, the people's government that implements the isolation measures shall immediately lift the isolation measures.
During the period of isolation, the people's government that implements isolation measures shall provide living security for the isolated personnel; If the isolated person has a work unit, his work unit will not stop paying his remuneration during the isolation period.
The lifting of isolation measures shall be decided by the original decision-making organ and announced.