Common use of Extensions Due to Force Majeure Conditions Clause in Contracts

Extensions Due to Force Majeure Conditions. The time limit for the Completion Date may be extended due to any Force Majeure Condition if the Redeveloper notifies the Authority of the existence of such condition reasonably promptly after first becoming aware of such condition. The extension of time for the Completion Date shall be for the period of any delay or delays caused or resulting from any Force Majeure Condition; provided, however, the Redeveloper must notify the Authority of the existence of such delaying event within forty five (45) days after the commencement of such Force Majeure Condition, which notice to the Authority shall include documentation or other information reasonably necessary to establish the existence of the delaying event and an estimate of the approximate period of delay to be created by that event. The Redeveloper’s failure to provide such notice and documentation shall eliminate the waiver of default due to such delaying event created in this Section.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Redevelopment Contract, Redevelopment Contract

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Extensions Due to Force Majeure Conditions. The time limit for the Completion Date may be extended due to any Force Majeure Condition if the Redeveloper notifies the Authority of the existence of such condition reasonably promptly after first becoming aware of such condition. The extension of time for the Completion Date shall be for the period of any delay or delays caused or resulting from any Force Majeure Condition; provided, however, the Redeveloper must notify the Authority of the existence of such delaying event within forty five (45) days after the commencement of such Force Majeure Condition, which notice to the Authority shall include documentation or other information reasonably necessary to establish the existence of the delaying event and an estimate of the approximate period of delay to be created by that event. The Redeveloper’s 's failure to provide such notice and documentation shall eliminate the waiver of default due to such delaying event created in this Section.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Redevelopment Contract

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Extensions Due to Force Majeure Conditions. The time limit for the Completion Date may be extended due to any Force Majeure Condition if the Redeveloper notifies the Authority of the existence of such condition reasonably promptly after first becoming aware of such condition. The extension of time for the Completion Date shall be for the period of any delay or delays caused or resulting from any Force Majeure Condition; provided, however, the Redeveloper must notify the Authority of the existence of such delaying event within forty forty-five (45) days after the commencement of such Force Majeure Condition, which notice to the Authority shall include documentation or other information reasonably necessary to establish the existence of the delaying event and an estimate of the approximate period of delay to be created by that event. The Redeveloper’s 's failure to provide such notice and documentation shall eliminate the waiver of default due to such delaying event created in this Section.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Special Warranty Deed

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