Cancellation due to Force Majeure Sample Clauses

Cancellation due to Force Majeure. If the Program is canceled due to a) an occurrence beyond the control of the University or the Artist; b) civil disturbance; or c) the University’s campus or facility being declared off-limits pursuant to the provisions of the Wisconsin Administrative Code:
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Cancellation due to Force Majeure. If, as a result of Force Majeure Causes, the Retreat is postponed or cancelled by Host, or if Participant cancels, Participant may:
Cancellation due to Force Majeure. Cancellation due to Force Majeure or reasons beyond our control will result in a credit given or refund. This will be decided at the discretion of management on a case by case basis.
Cancellation due to Force Majeure. In unforeseen circumstances (e.g., natural disasters, government restrictions, or force majeure events, including pandemics like COVID-19), the Service Provider offers a full or partial refund or rescheduling option, per the Cancellation & Termination terms.
Cancellation due to Force Majeure. Alpine Adventure cannot accept responsibility, pay compensation, or issue refunds where the performance of our contractual obligation is prevented by or affected by events amounting to Force Majeure. In these Terms, Force Majeure means any event which we, or the supplier of the service(s) in question could not, even with all due care, foresee or avoid. Force Majeure includes, but is not limited to, acts of war or threat of war, political unrest, terrorist activities, adverse weather conditions, volcanic ash clouds, strikes, acts of God, epidemics, pandemics, riots, civil strife, industrial disputes, terrorist activity, natural or technical disasters, nuclear war and similar events which are out of our control.
Cancellation due to Force Majeure. IACA reserves the right to reschedule and/or cancel the Training in the event of external Force Majeure or insufficient participation (fewer than 5 participants). • In the event of complete cancellation of the Training by IACA, the already paid Training fee will be refunded within 14 days. • If an alternative start date is offered, there is no right to a refund of the Training costs. • External Force Majeure includes circumstances beyond IACA's control that make the execution of the Training impossible, such as, but not limited to, natural disasters, pandemics, government measures, and other unforeseen events. • In the case of rescheduling the Training, IACA will inform the Client and Participant of the new start date as soon as possible. • In the event of rescheduling the Training by IACA due to force majeure, the registration of the Client and Participant remains valid for the new start date.
Cancellation due to Force Majeure. In the event of a Force Majeure as defined in Article 1218 of the French Civil Code that results in the total or partial non- performance of the Services, neither Party shall incur any liability and will not be held liable to pay damages to the other Party. The respective obligations of each of the Parties shall be suspended provided that the Party subject to the Force Majeure informs the other Party as soon as possible and within 48 hours of its occurrence. Failure to do so may require the defaulting Party to pay damages, by any legal means, to compensate any losses suffered by the other Party as a result of the delayed notification. In the event where the hindrance caused by the Force Majeure occurs as the Services are being carried out by LES FONTAINES and lead to a partial non-performance of Services, LES FONTAINES shall bill the Client for any costs incurred for Services already performed prior to the notification of the Force Majeure. In the event of the total non-performance of Services, LES FONTAINES shall bill a fixed rate for administrative costs equal to 15% of the amount (before tax) of the Agreement accepted by the Client. After thirty (30) days following notification from the Party that suffered the Force Majeure, or if it is impossible to carry out the full Services within the meaning of Article 1351 of the French Civil Code, the Agreement may be terminated by either Party by sending written notification to the other Party by registered mail with acknowledgment of receipt. Termination will take effect upon receipt of the registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt without either Party incurring any liability as a result.
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Cancellation due to Force Majeure. THE GUILD is not responsible for the unavailability of the venue as a result of a force of nature, power outage, failure of utility service, governmental actions (including but not limited to evacuation orders), or any other event beyond the reasonable control of THE GUILD (“FORCE MAJEURE”). All events are subject to cancellation without notice by THE GUILD as a result of Force Majeure and in such event THE GUILD’s only obligation will be to reschedule the event for a later period (of THE GUILD’s selection), but in no event more than 120 days after the originally scheduled date. Should THE GUILD not be available within this time period, THE GUILD will refund all fees previously paid. In the event the National Weather Service should predict that a named storm or hurricane will strike the Texas Coast between the coastal cities of Corpus Christi, Texas and Lake Charles, Louisiana, within 2 days before or after the date of the scheduled event, the client will, unless THE GUILD determines to cancel the event, have the option within 48 hours of being so notified to either i) continue the event as scheduled, or ii) cancel the event, in which case: Continuation. If the event is continued, there will be no refund or rescheduling unless THE GUILD should subsequently cancel due to Force Majeure. THE GUILD is not responsible for and assumes no liability for the failure of a utility service provider to provide any utility service or the non-availability of the facility due to a Force Majeure event. Contact/Renter Initials: Date: LOAD-IN/LOAD-OUT AND STORAGE All load-ins and load-outs must take place within the designated timeframe given by THE GUILD. If there is an event prior to yours a timed delivery will be required. THE GUILD is not responsible for checking in or handling any items brought into the venue by rental companies. All external items must be checked in and signed for by the client or client’s representative. Limited storage is available upon request. Note: it is not the responsibility of THE GUILD to ensure that pick-ups are scheduled and executed. CLEANING, TRASH AND EQUIPMENT REMOVAL THE GUILD will be in a clean condition prior to your event. All decorations and rental equipment brought by client must be removed by the client within the rental period, unless otherwise arranged by THE GUILD management. THE GUILD is responsible for the basic clean up after your event. INDEMNITY/RELEASE The client is responsible for and will pay to THE GUILD the cost of cl...
Cancellation due to Force Majeure. In the event of an exceptional, unforeseeable, and non-preventable event which makes it impossible to start, progress, or complete this study, the contracting parties shall re- lease each other from their contractual obligations, with the exception of fees payable to the Contractor for the work carried out under this agreement up until then.
Cancellation due to Force Majeure. Grave complications, hazards or impairments as a result of unpredictable circumstances, such as war, civil unrest, epidemics, and sovereign regulations (withdrawal of land rights, border closure) natural disasters, destruction of accommodation or similar cases entitle both parties to cancellation, solely subject to this regulation. The Vendor is entitled to payment for services already rendered. .
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