Acts of War. This insurance shall not cover claims for compensation of loss or damage caused by or arising from acts of war. Acts of war shall be understood to mean: Armed conflict: any situation in which states or other organised parties combat each other, or at least the one the other, with the use of military force. Armed conflict shall be deemed to include the armed action by a Peacekeeping Force of the United Nations. Civil war: a more or less organised violent struggle between inhabitants of the same state in which a significant part of the inhabitants of that state are involved. Insurrection: organised violent resistance within a state directed against the public authorities. Civil commotion: more or less organised violent acts occurring at various places within a state. Riots: a more or less organised local violent movement directed against the public authorities. Mutiny: a more or less organised violent movement of members of any armed force directed against the authority under which they resort. These definitions form part of the wording filed by the Association of Insurers in the Netherlands with the Registry of the District Court in The Hague on November 2nd, 1981.
Acts of War. (a) The Borrower shall not employ the Vessel, or suffer its employment, in any territory where Acts of War are occurring and shall at all times remain exclusively responsible for all consequences resulting from any Acts of War which may affect the Vessel or any part thereof and shall take all actions necessary in order to ensure the safety of the Vessel, the crew and the passengers.
Acts of War. An act of a public enemy, war (declared or undeclared), invasion, armed conflict or act of a foreign enemy, but in each case involving, imminently threatened within, or directly affecting the United Page 157 of 171 States of America, or an act of terrorism, sabotage, blockade, revolution, riot, insurrection, civil commotion or epidemic where it (i) causes material and unavoidable damage to all or any material part of the Communications System (including materials procured for use therein) or makes material Services unable to be performed, or (ii) otherwise causes the Communications System to be substantially unusable or makes material Services unable to be performed.
