Unforeseeable Events. Neither party is liable for any breach of this Services Agreement (except as regard to your non-payment of Charges) which is caused by something beyond their reasonable control including Acts of God, fire, lightning, extremely severe weather, flood, a national or local emergency, acts of terrorism, explosion, war, military operations, civil disorder, damage to the Network, vandalism, sabotage, industrial disputes or acts of any Competent Authority. If such failure to deliver continues for more than 3 months after the commencement of such failure, then either party may terminate this Services Agreement on notice in writing to the other party.
Unforeseeable Events. Notwithstanding the other stipulations of the Agreement, any risk of an overly burdensome implementation of the Agreement, resulting from an unforeseeable change in circumstances, is assumed by each of the parties. Each of the Parties agrees not to invoke the provisions of article 1195 of the French Civil Code.
Unforeseeable Events. For events such as accidental injury or a sudden change in the employee’s health, the employee must notify their Department Head and Human Resources of his/her need for leave and request an application as soon as it is possible and practical to do so. In most cases, the employee should notify their Department Head and Human Resources of an unforeseen leave within one day of when he/she finds out leave is needed.
Unforeseeable Events. Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, neither party assumes any responsibility hereunder, and shall not be liable to the other (and Service Provider shall not be liable to any Fund or any Affiliate) for any damage, loss of data, delay or other loss caused by events beyond its reasonable control.
Unforeseeable Events. This Agreement can be terminated, with no further obligations on the part of either of the Parties, except for payments for Services rendered and accepted prior to the date of termination, if an unforeseeable event occurs that makes it impracticable, illegal, or impossible to perform. “Unforeseeable event” includes, but is not limited to, acts of God, government orders curtailing or shutting down normal business activities, sudden failure of equipment, natural catastrophes such as floods, earthquakes, fires, serious storms, and similar events. If such an unforeseeable event occurs, the affected Party shall give written notice to the other Party as soon as reasonably practical after learning of the unforeseeable event.
Unforeseeable Events. 7.1 Neither the Council, or participating Organisation, nor the Service Provider shall be liable to the other because of any interference or delay in the carrying out of this Framework Agreement or Service Level Agreement in whole or in part by reason of circumstances beyond their respective control, including but not by way of limitation war (whether declared or not), civil commotion and action of competent authority, strikes or other industrial action, act of God, abnormal weather conditions or other unavoidable accident or circumstances.
Unforeseeable Events. In addition, a payment or payments may be made prior to the Employee’s termination of employment in the event of an unanticipated emergency that is caused by an event beyond the control of the Employee and that would result in severe financial hardship to the Employee if an early distribution was not made. Any early distribution approved by the Corporation for such an unforeseeable emergency shall be limited to the amount necessary to meet the emergency, provided that any such payment shall reduce the amount of each payment otherwise payable hereunder on a pro rata basis.
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