Common use of Political Authority Clause in Contracts

Political Authority. Any order of a government or sovereign power (de jure or de facto) or a public, municipal or local authority which results in (a) any seizure, confiscation, nationalization, commandeering, requisition, expropriation, destruction, loss of use or possession, of or damage to property; or (b) any inability to obtain or maintain or any revocation, cancellation, invalidation or withdrawal of any visa, permit, permission or license; or (c) any stoppage, injunction, prohibition, interruption, postponement, alteration, or relocation of Production and Delivery unless such action is caused or taken as a result of any action or inaction of Producer or any other person within the scope of their services in respect of the Film.

Political Authority. Any order of a government or sovereign power (de jure or de facto) or a public, municipal or local authority which results in (a) any seizure, confiscation, nationalization, commandeering, requisition, expropriation, destruction, loss of use or possession, of or damage to property; or (b) any inability to obtain or maintain or any revocation, cancellation, invalidation or withdrawal of any visa, permit, permission or license; or (c) any stoppage, injunction, prohibition, interruption, postponement, alteration, or relocation of Production and Delivery unless such action is caused or taken as a result of any action or inaction of Producer or any other person within the scope of their services in respect of the Film.