Electrical Outages Clause Samples
The Electrical Outages clause defines the responsibilities and procedures in the event of a loss or interruption of electrical power. Typically, it outlines which party is responsible for restoring power, any required notifications, and the allocation of costs associated with outages. For example, in a commercial lease, the landlord may be required to address outages caused by building infrastructure, while tenants may be responsible for issues within their leased space. This clause ensures clarity regarding liability and response during electrical disruptions, minimizing disputes and downtime.
Electrical Outages. CM shall not be held responsible for electrical interruptions or outages, or the results/damages there from.
Electrical Outages. Inability to use the Licensed Fibers or Interconnection Fibers due to an electrical power outage is not covered by this Agreement. This Agreement merely provides to the Licensee permission to use Dark Fiber.
Electrical Outages. The marina shall not be responsible for electrical interruptions or outages or the results or damages therefrom. The vessel owner covenants and agrees that he has in full force and affect a third party liability policy, also known as a P&I policy. A copy of the insurance certificate shall be maintained in the marina office and the insurance carrier or agent must notify the marina within 30 days prior to cancellation. Cleanliness of Vessels: Vessel topsides must be kept in a shipshape condition at all times and no laundry or other such items shall be hung on boats or docks at any time.
Electrical Outages. Inability to use the IRU Fibers due to an electrical power outage is not covered by this Agreement. This Agreement merely provides to the Grantee permission to use Dark Fiber.
Electrical Outages. SMBS shall not be held responsible for electrical interruptions or outages or the results or damages therefrom.