Common use of MAJEURE Clause in Contracts

MAJEURE. 16.1 What happens if there is an event of force majeure? (a) this Contract will not end, but BCEC Management and Xxxxx will be released from further performance of their obligations under this Contract from the time when the event of force majeure happens; (b) BCEC Management will be entitled to retain from any deposit, advance payment or other money paid by Xxxxx to BCEC Management the amount of any costs, charges or expenses actually incurred by BCEC Management before the event of force majeure happens, less any amount recovered by BCEC Management on account of successful insurance claims; (c) BCEC Management and Owner will not be liable to Hirer for any loss or damage, either direct or consequential, which may be suffered or incurred by Xxxxx. 16.2 What is an event of force majeure? (a) war (whether declared or undeclared), revolution, act of public enemies or acts of terrorism; (b) riot, blockade, insurrection or civil commotion; (c) strike, lockout, stoppage, ban or limitation on work, restraint of labour or other industrial dispute; (d) act of God; (e) epidemic or disease; (f) fire, flood, earthquake, storm or cyclone; (g) malicious damage, smoke or explosion; (h) sabotage, bomb threat or other threats of violence; (i) act or restraint of any governmental or semi- governmental or other public or statutory authority; (j) judgments, rulings, decisions or enforcement actions of any court or tribunal having jurisdiction; (k) breakdown of any facilities or machinery or unavailability of essential equipment, supplies or services; (l) cessation of or interruption to water or electricity supply; (m) any other cause or event not reasonably within the control of BCEC Management or Owner, which may affect in whole or in part the hiring and/or obligations and/or liabilities of either party to this agreement. 16.3 Exception for self induced events

MAJEURE. 16.1 What happens if there is an event of force majeure? (a) this Contract will not end, but BCEC Management and Xxxxx will be released from further performance of their obligations under this Contract from the time when the event of force majeure happens; (b) BCEC Management will be entitled to retain from any deposit, advance payment or other money paid by Xxxxx to BCEC Management the amount of any costs, charges or expenses actually incurred by BCEC Management before the event of force majeure happens, less any amount recovered by BCEC Management on account of successful insurance claims; (c) BCEC Management and Owner will not be liable to Hirer for any loss or damage, either direct or consequential, which may be suffered or incurred by Xxxxx. 16.2 What is an event of force majeure? (a) war (whether declared or undeclared), revolution, act of public enemies or acts of terrorism; (b) riot, blockade, insurrection or civil commotion; (c) strike, lockout, stoppage, ban or limitation on work, restraint of labour or other industrial dispute; (d) act of God; (e) epidemic or disease; (f) fire, flood, earthquake, storm or cyclone; (g) malicious damage, smoke or explosion; (h) sabotage, bomb threat or other threats of violence; (i) act or restraint of any governmental or semi- governmental or other public or statutory authority; (j) judgmentsjudgements, rulings, decisions or enforcement actions of any court or tribunal having jurisdiction; (k) breakdown of any facilities or machinery or unavailability of essential equipment, supplies or services; (l) cessation of or interruption to water or electricity supply; (m) any other cause or event not reasonably within the control of BCEC Management or Owner, which may affect in whole or in part the hiring and/or obligations and/or liabilities of either party to this agreement. 16.3 Exception for self induced events