Responsibility for Protesters and Trespassers Sample Clauses

Responsibility for Protesters and Trespassers. 10.1.1 Except as otherwise expressly provided herein, neither the Province nor BCTFA will be responsible for the presence on or around or entry onto or around the Project Facilities, the Site or the Adjacent Areas of, or any other interference with or affecting the Project Facilities, the Site or the Adjacent Areas or the vicinity of them or the Operations by or caused by, any Protester or Trespasser nor for any act, omission or default of any such person (in any such case whether before or during the Contract Period). The presence on or around or entry onto or around the Project Facilities, the Site or the Adjacent Areas of, or any other interference with or affecting the Project Facilities, the Site or the Adjacent Areas or the vicinity of them or the Operations by or caused by, any Protester or Trespasser and any lawful or unlawful activities of any such person will not be a breach of the obligations of the Province under Section 8 [Land] to permit the Concessionaire to have access to the Site and the Adjacent Areas, nor a breach of any other obligation or representation or warranty of the Province or BCTFA under this Agreement. 10.1.2 The Concessionaire will not be relieved by Section 8.5 [Off-Site Works] of any requirement to carry out Off-Site Works if the failure referred to in that Section of the relevant highway authority to give the Concessionaire access to areas required to carry out the relevant Off-Site Works is the result of the presence on or around or entry onto or around the relevant areas of, or any other interference with or affecting the relevant areas or the vicinity of them by or caused by, any Protester or Trespasser or any lawful or unlawful activities of any such person (in any such case whether before or during the Contract Period). 10.1.3 The management of any Protest Action and/or Trespassers will be the responsibility of the Concessionaire. If any part of the Project Facilities, the Site or the Adjacent Areas is occupied by Protesters and/or Trespassers at any time during the Contract Period, then as soon as reasonably practicable the Concessionaire will notify the Province of such occurrence and of the action which the Concessionaire proposes to take to deal with the Protesters and/or Trespassers. The Concessionaire may exercise any legal remedies available to it to remove Protesters and/or Trespassers (including the obtaining of injunctions and enforcement orders in respect thereof), provided that the Concessionaire will give...
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Responsibility for Protesters and Trespassers. 10.1.1 Except as otherwise expressly provided herein, neither the Province nor BCTFA will be responsible for the presence on or around or entry onto or around the Project Facilities, the Site, the Adjacent Areas or the Graving Dock Site of, or any other interference with or affecting the Project Facilities, the Site, the Adjacent Areas or the Graving Dock Site or the vicinity of them or the Undertakings by or caused by, any Protester or Trespasser nor for any act, omission or default of any such person (in any such case whether before or during the Contract Period). The presence on or around or entry onto or around the Project Facilities, the Site, the Adjacent Areas or the Graving Dock Site of, or any other interference with or affecting the Project Facilities, the Site, the Adjacent Areas or the Graving Dock Site or the vicinity of them or the Undertakings by or caused by, any Protester or Trespasser and any lawful or unlawful activities of any such person will not be a breach of the obligations of the Province under Section 8 [Land] to permit the Concessionaire to have access to the Site and the Adjacent Areas or the Graving Dock Site, nor a breach of any other obligation or representation or warranty of the Province or BCTFA under this Agreement. 10.1.2 The Concessionaire will not be relieved by Section 8.5 [Off­Site Works] of any requirement to carry out Off­Site Works if the failure referred to in that Section of the relevant highway authority to give the Concessionaire access to areas required to carry out the relevant Off­Site Works is the result of the presence on or around or entry onto or around the relevant areas of, or any other interference with or affecting the relevant areas or the vicinity of them by or caused by, any Protester or Trespasser or any lawful or unlawful activities of any such person (in any such case whether before or during the Contract Period). 10.1.3 The management of any Protest Action and/or Trespassers on the Project Facilities, the Site, the Adjacent Areas or the Graving Dock Site will be the responsibility of the Concessionaire. If any part of the Project Facilities, the Site, the Adjacent Areas or the Graving Dock Site is occupied by Protesters and/or Trespassers at any time during the Contract Period, then as soon as reasonably practicable the Concessionaire will notify the Province of such occurrence and of the action which the Concessionaire proposes to take to deal with the Protesters and/or Trespassers. The Conc...
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