POSTPONEMENT, CANCELLATION & FORCE MAJEURE Sample Clauses

POSTPONEMENT, CANCELLATION & FORCE MAJEURE. (a) The Organiser of the event reserves the right, at its reasonable discretion, to vary: - the times of opening to visitors of Lancashire Game and Country Festival; - the times of build-up and breakdown of exhibits; - the location of the Site; and - the date of Lancashire Game and Country Festival (b) Subject to Condition 15(c), the Organiser shall not be responsible to the Exhibitor if and to the extent that an Event of Force Majeure prevents or restricts the Organiser from running Lancashire Game and Country Festival or carrying out any of its obligations in that connection. (c) In the event of an Event of Force Majeure leading to Lancashire Game and Country Festival being cancelled or abandoned before it is due to start, there will be no refund of the Charges, and the Exhibitor should insure against any additional losses incurred by cancellation or abandonment.
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POSTPONEMENT, CANCELLATION & FORCE MAJEURE. 6.1 GENERAL PROVISIONS Under the provisions of article 1218 of the French Civil Code, the Parties’ obligations will be suspended in the event of a case of force majeure. By express agreement, the following events inter alia are deemed cases of force majeure: (i) war, riots, fire, strikes, natural disasters, shortages of raw materials, epidemics, transport strikes, administrative closure of the site by a competent authority vested with the necessary security or policing powers, even if the statutory and case-law conditions of force majeure are not met; (ii) proven threat of terrorism or of commission of an act of terrorism. The Party that is the victim of an event of Force Majeure shall alert the other Party forthwith by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt immediately upon occurrence of said event, and performance of its obligations will thus be suspended. (i) If the impediment is temporary, performance of the obligation will be suspended unless the resulting delay justifies termination of the Contract. If the Contract continues, the Exhibitor will pay the Organizer all the costs incurred during the period of suspension of the Contract in addition to all other costs arising on resumption of the Contract, with appropriate supporting documentation. (ii) If the impediment is definitive, the Contract will be automatically terminated and the Parties released from their obligations. Termination will entail full payment of the Contract price and of internal and external fees incurred by the Organizer in its performance of the Contract up to the date of occurrence of the event of Force Majeure, on receipt of the invoice.
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POSTPONEMENT, CANCELLATION & FORCE MAJEURE. (a) The Organiser reserves the right, at its reasonable discretion, to vary: - the times of opening to visitors of The Game Fair; - the times of build-up and breakdown of exhibits; - the location of the Site; and - the date of The Game Fair. (b) Subject to Condition 15(c), the Organiser shall not be responsible to the Exhibitor if and to the extent that an Event of Force Majeure prevents or restricts it from running The Game Fair or carrying out any of its obligations in that connection. (c) If an Event of Force Majeure leads to The Game Fair being cancelled or abandoned before it is due to end, the fee charged to the Exhibitor (or the proportion of that fee set out below) will be refunded to the Exhibitor. No refund will be made in respect of any day on which The Game Fair has started, and the Exhibitor should insure against any additional losses incurred by cancellation or abandonment (The Game Fair is not liable for costs paid for third party services or to any recommended external contractors). Where The Game Fair is cancelled prior to start of: (i) its first day, 100 of the fee paid by the Exhibitor will be refunded; (ii) its second day, 65 of the fee paid by the Exhibitor will be refunded; and (iii) its third day, 30 of the fee paid by the Exhibitor will be refunded. (d) The Organiser shall not be responsible to the Exhibitor if and to the extent that a Special Event of Force Majeure prevents or restricts it from running The Game Fair or carrying out any of its obligations in that connection. For the avoidance of doubt, the refund provisions in Condition 15(c)(i) shall not apply in those circumstances.
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