My roof tiles were damaged during the typhoon. Should I pay for it?

The occurrence of typhoon belongs to force majeure, and force majeure is mandatory as an exemption clause.

The consequence of force majeure is to exempt the relevant parties from civil liability. Because in the case of force majeure, the fault of the parties can be ruled out. In this regard, Article 107 of the General Principles of the Civil Law stipulates: "If the contract cannot be performed due to force majeure or causes damage to others, it shall not bear civil liability, except as otherwise provided by law."