Force Majeur definition

Force Majeur means superior force. Such forces could include fire, earth quakes, labor strikes, war, civil unrest, tsunamis, or hurricanes. Force Majeur Cancellations DO NOT apply to rain, potential rain, fog, heat, or other usual weather occurrences. Due to a Force Majeur, either party may cancel a shoot without cancellation fee or without standard notice without threat of legal ramifications.

Force Majeur is replaced in its entirety as follows:

Force Majeur means superior force. Such forces could include fire, earth quakes, labor strikes, war, civil unrest, tsunamis, or hurricanes. Force Majeur Cancellations DO NOT apply to rain, potential rain, fog, heat, or other usual weather occurrences. Due to a Force Majeur, either party may cancel a shoot with out cancellation fee or without standard notice without threat of legal ramifications. However, reimbursement of any production rental equipment, travel expenses already made, etc., will still be owed by production company even in case of Force Majeur cancellation. Standard Production Workday/Overtime Standard production workday is up to 10 hours including a one hour meal break. An additional meal break is required after the 10th hour. Work performed over 10 hours will be billed at one and one half hours of the of the hourly rate of a 10 hour workday up to the 14th hour. Hour 14 and beyond will be billed at double-time of the hourly rate of a 10 hour workday. Overtime will be billed in ¼ hour increments. Standard production workday Day Rate will typically begin at the time Camera Operator is required to be at studio to begin camera/production set-up, or at time Camera Operator is required to pick up and transport production equipment from studio or other location to shoot location. For out of town shoots involving travel, Day Rate will begin at time Camera Operator is required to be at airport, train station, etc to travel to shoot destination, or, if required, at time Camera Operator is required to pick up production equipment from studio or other location to take along to airport, or other transportation facility. For local travel shoots (shoots within 30 miles of industry standard location Los Angeles) requiring Camera Operator to use own vehicle, Standard Production workday will begin at Camera operator “call time” at location or studio. If shoot location is within 30 miles of Los Angeles it is considered a “local shoot” and travel time will not be billed if Camera Operator uses own vehicle, unless operator is required to pick up and deliver production equipment in own vehicle, then Day Rate begins at time of pick up. Any shoot located beyond a 30 mile radius from industry standard point Los Angeles is considered an “out of town” location shoot. Camera Operator Day Rate will then begin after 30 miles of travel to shoot location from studio or industry standard location in Los Angeles whenever Camera Operator travels in own vehicle. Current standard federal mi...

Examples of Force Majeur in a sentence

• XXXXX IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DELAYS CAUSED BY FORCE MAJEUR SUCH AS ACCIDENT, WAR, ACT OF GOD, EMBARGO, COMPUTER SYSTEM FAILURE, OR ANY OTHER CIRCUMSTANCE BEYOND ITS CONTROL.

• FORCE MAJEUR A party shall not be considered or adjudged to be in violation of this agreement when the violation is due to circumstances beyond its control, including but not limited to acts of God, civil disturbances and theft or appropriation of the privileged information or contract(s) without the intervention or assistance of one or more of “The Parties”.

• FORCE MAJEUR Both the Hotel and Town of Freeport shall not be liable for non-performance of this contract when such non-performance is attributable to strikes, accidents, government (State, Federal and Municipal) regulations of, or restriction upon, travel or transportation, non-availability of food, beverage, or supplies, riots, national emergencies, acts of God, and other causes whether enumerated herein or not, which are beyond the reasonable control of the Hotel or Town of Freeport.

• FORCE MAJEUR SUNBOUND shall not be held accountable for conditions caused by wars, insurrections, civil disobedience, lawlessness, strikes, civil or commercial unrest, storms, weather, or acts of God or any conditions that would make travel to or in the destination unsafe or unwise.

• FORCE MAJEUR 14 The Company reserves the right to cancel vary or suspend performance of the contract of sale if events occur which are in the nature of force majeur including (without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing) fire floods, storm, plant, breakdown, strikes, lock-outs, riot, hostilities, non-availability of materials or supplies or any other event outside the control of the Company; and the Company shall not be held liable for any breach of contract resulting from such an event.

More Definitions of Force Majeur

Force Majeur. Force Majeur means any cause attributable to acts, accidents, weather or omissions beyond the reasonable control of the OWNER or the CHARTERER. No warranty is made as to the suitability of weather with respect to this trip. If a Named Storm threatens or is forecast to threaten the location/expected location of the chartered vessel as determined by the Captain in his sole discretion, the Captain shall have the option of terminating the charter if CHARTERERS have boarded or of refusing boarding if the charter has not yet commenced. The Captain’s decision to terminate or refuse boarding shall be final. Upon such termination, the Captain shall immediately disembark the CHARTERERS at the nearest safe port. Under no circumstances will a cash refund be provided for cancellation due to weather. INSURANCE: The OWNER represents that the Yacht is insured against fire, marine and collision risks, and with protection and indemnity coverage as well as carrying appropriate liability insurance.

Force Majeur means events beyond the control of any party hereto, including but not limited to acts of God, acts or regulations of any governmental entity, war, terrorism, riots, insurrection or other hostilities, accident, fire, or flood.

Force Majeur means event(s) beyond the reasonable control of the obligated party such as, for example only, strikes, riots, governmental act or failure to act, shortage of materials, weather and other such matters over which the party does not have reasonable control (except matters resulting from financial insufficiency).

Force Majeur means any event which can not be controlled, foreseen or prevented by using reasonable efforts, and affects and delays the performance of any party hereto of all or part of its obligations. Such an event includes but not limited governmental decisions, natural disaster, war and any other similar event.

Force Majeur shall include strikes, riots, acts of God, shortages of labor or materials, war, governmental law, regulations or restrictions and any other cause whatsoever that is beyond the control of Landlord. Whenever a period of time is herein prescribed for the taking of any action by Landlord, Landlord shall not be liable or responsible for, and there shall be excluded from the computation of such period of time, any delays due to events of Force Majeure.

Force Majeur has the meaning given in Section 12.7.

Force Majeur means any event which can not be foreseen, prevented or overcome and which will have a material effect on the performance of this Agreement by any party or both parties hereto, including, without limitation, natural disasters such as earthquake, flood, fire, typhoon, lightening strike, and plague, war, military action, armed conflict, terrorist act, strike and government administrative action, as well as any changes in laws, rules, regulations or state policies.