Common use of Responding to Hurricanes and Other Catastrophic Events in Florida Clause in Contracts

Responding to Hurricanes and Other Catastrophic Events in Florida. The Parties acknowledge and agree that (a) the Services are essential to Citizens’ business operations and its ability to respond to hurricanes and other catastrophic events in Florida; and, (b) Vendor will be ready, willing, and able to provide the Services during and after such events unless doing so would be illegal, impossible, or unreasonably dangerous. This Section supersedes the Force Majeure provisions in Section 16.17. below.

Responding to Hurricanes and Other Catastrophic Events in Florida. The Parties acknowledge and agree that (a) the Services are essential to Citizens’ business operations and its ability to respond to hurricanes and other catastrophic events in Florida; and, (b) Vendor will be ready, willing, and able to provide the Services during and after such events unless doing so would be illegal, impossible, or unreasonably dangerous. This Section supersedes the Force Majeure provisions in Section 16.1717.16. below.

Responding to Hurricanes and Other Catastrophic Events in Florida. The Parties acknowledge and agree that (a) the Services are essential to Citizens’ business operations and its ability to respond to hurricanes and other catastrophic events in Florida; and, (b) Vendor will be ready, willing, and able to provide the Services during and after such events unless doing so would be illegal, impossible, or unreasonably dangerous. This Section supersedes adds increased responsibility to the Force Majeure provisions in Section 16.1715.6. below.

Responding to Hurricanes and Other Catastrophic Events in Florida. The Parties acknowledge and agree that that; (a) the Services are essential to Citizens’ business operations and its ability to respond to hurricanes and other catastrophic events in Florida; and, (b) Vendor will be ready, willing, and able to provide the Services during and after such events unless doing so would be illegal, impossible, or unreasonably dangerous. This Section supersedes the Force Majeure provisions in Section 16.1714.16. below.

Responding to Hurricanes and Other Catastrophic Events in Florida. The Parties acknowledge and agree that (a) the Services are essential to Citizens’ business operations and its ability to respond to hurricanes and other catastrophic events in Florida; and, (b) Vendor will be ready, willing, and able to provide the Services during and after such events unless doing so would be illegal, impossible, or unreasonably dangerous. This Section supersedes the Force Majeure provisions in Section 16.1713.13. below.