Common use of Natural Disasters Clause in Contracts

Natural Disasters. If the Landlord is unable to make the Venue available for any reason outside of their control, including, but not limited to, damage to the Venue, local emergencies, acts of God, or any other types of natural disasters, this Agreement shall be canceled by the Landlord. In such an event, the Landlord agrees to refund the Renter any amounts already paid, including the Deposit.

Natural Disasters. If the Landlord is unable to make the Venue available for any reason outside of their control, including, but not limited to, damage to the Venue, local emergencies, acts of God, or any other types type of natural disastersdisaster, this Agreement shall be canceled cancelled by the Landlord. In such an event, the Landlord agrees to refund the Renter any amounts already paid, including minus the Depositcost of obtaining the insurance. All rights will be exercised to reimburse losses incurred through the insurance procured.

Natural Disasters. If the Landlord is unable to make the Venue available for any reason outside of their control, including, but not limited to, damage to the Venue, local emergencies, acts of God, or any other types of natural disasters, this Agreement shall be canceled by the Landlordlandlord. In such an event, the Landlord agrees to refund the Renter any amounts already paid, including the Deposit.

Natural Disasters. If the Landlord is unable to make the Venue available for any reason outside of their control, including, but not limited to, damage to the Venue, local emergencies, acts of God, or any other types type of natural disastersdisaster, this Agreement shall be canceled cancelled by the Landlord. In such an event, the Landlord agrees to refund the Renter any amounts already paid, but not including the Depositcost of obtaining the insurance. All rights will be exercised to reimburse losses incurred through the insurance procured.