Fishkill Clause Samples
The Fishkill clause is a contractual provision that excuses a party from performing its obligations if performance is rendered impossible due to the destruction of the subject matter or the means of performance, through no fault of either party. For example, if a factory that is essential to fulfilling a contract is destroyed by fire, the party responsible for production may be relieved from liability for non-performance. This clause serves to allocate risk and provide clarity in situations where unforeseen events make contractual obligations impossible to fulfill, protecting both parties from liability in such circumstances.
Fishkill. 75 medium security cells in Housing Units O, P and Q. All Inmates in these units will have access to the following privileges, subject to the possible loss of one or more of these privileges for a specified time, consistent with the principles of progressive discipline:
(a) One hour of daily congregate recreation, seven days per week, including chin-up bars and basketball.
(b) Access to phone calls in yard during daily congregate recreation.
(c) Access to the same personal property as available in general population.
(d) Visits as permitted in general population.