Common use of Dangerous Conditions Clause in Contracts

Dangerous Conditions. If, during the Assignment, Photographer or his crew are exposed to: (a) conditions which imperil or cause the Photographer or his crew to fear for their safety, or (b) objectionable or illegal acts to which Photographer and his crew do not wish to be a party or witness, then the Studio reserves the right to immediately protect Studio’s and Photographer’s interests, including but not limited to a cessation of the Assignment, leaving the Assignment location(s), and/or terminating this Agreement. In such circumstances, the Studio will not refund any moneys paid by Client. Client shall indemnify Studio and Photographer from any damage or injury that Studio, Photographer or his crew may sustain, arising from, or related to, any hazardous conditions which imperil or cause Photographer or his crew to fear for their safety, while performing the Assignment.

Dangerous Conditions. If, during the Assignment, Photographer or his crew are exposed to: (a) conditions which imperil or cause the Photographer or his crew to fear for their safety, or (b) objectionable or illegal acts to which Photographer and his crew do not wish to be a party or witness, then the Studio Xxxx Xxxx Photography reserves the right to immediately protect Studio’s and Photographer’s interests, including but not limited to a cessation of the Assignment, leaving the Assignment location(s), and/or terminating this Agreement. In such circumstances, the Studio Xxxx Xxxx Photography will not refund any moneys paid by Client. Client shall indemnify Studio and Photographer from any damage or injury that Studio, Photographer or his crew may sustain, arising from, or related to, any hazardous conditions which imperil or cause Photographer or his crew to fear for their safety, while performing the Assignment.