Common use of Denial of Admission Clause in Contracts

Denial of Admission. The Organizer reserves the right to deny the admission to the Event on the grounds of valid reasons. Examples of valid reasons are: obviously intoxicated condition of a visitor, offensive or inappropriate clothing or behavior or the carrying of dangerous objects (weapons, pyrotechnic, intoxicants and others), symptoms of contagious diseases or conditions established by the venue where the Event is held, non-compliance with the applicable safety strategy and | or applicable safety regulations in force (cf.

Denial of Admission. The Organizer reserves the right to deny the admission to the Event on the grounds of for valid reasons. Examples of valid reasons are: breach of Event Rules stated in Section 5 below, obviously intoxicated condition of a visitoran Attendee, offensive or inappropriate clothing behaviour or behavior or clothing,the carrying of dangerous objects (weapons, pyrotechnic, intoxicants and others), symptoms of contagious diseases ) or conditions established by the venue where the Event is held. In case of a denial of admission based on a valid reason, non-compliance the Attendee shall not be entitled to a ticket refund or any other expenses incurred by the Attendee in connection with the applicable safety strategy and | or applicable safety regulations in force (cfEvent.

Denial of Admission. The Organizer reserves the right to deny the admission to the Event on the grounds of valid reasons. Examples of valid reasons are: obviously intoxicated condition of a visitor, offensive or inappropriate clothing or behavior or the carrying of dangerous objects (weapons, pyrotechnic, intoxicants and others), symptoms of contagious diseases or conditions established by the venue where the Event is held. In case of a denial of admission based on a valid reason, non-compliance the Attendee shall not be entitled to a refund of the ticket fee or any other compensation incurred by the Attendee in connection with the applicable safety strategy and | or applicable safety regulations in force (cfEvent.