Failure to Vacate definition

Failure to Vacate means the Insured’s inability to vacate Premises by the Termination Date as a direct result of an occurrence happening during the Insured Event and which is beyond control of the Insured, the event organiser, sponsor or financial supporters.
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Examples of Failure to Vacate in a sentence

  • If you wish to make your own arrangements the Standard cover and limits required are: Exhibition Expenses: The full value of lost expenses directly incurred in con- nection with the Exhibition as result of Cancellation, Abandonment, Postpone- ment, Curtailment, Failure to Vacate or Non-Arrival of Exhibits arising from any cause beyond the control of the Exhibitor and/or Organiser.

  • If you wish to make your own arrangements the Standard cover and limits required are: Exhibition Expenses: The full value of lost expenses directly incurred in connection with the Exhibition as result of Cancellation, Abandonment, Postponement, Curtailment, Failure to Vacate or Non-Arrival of Exhibits arising from any cause beyond the control of the Exhibitor and/or Organiser.

  • If you wish to make your own arrangements the standard cover and limits required are: Exhibition Expenses: The full value of lost expenses directly incurred in connection with the exhibition as result of Cancellation, Abandonment, Postponement, Curtailment, Failure to Vacate or Non-Arrival of Exhibits arising from any cause beyond the control of the Exhibitor and/or Organiser.

  • Failure to Vacate Charge: RENTER agrees to pay one hundred twenty dollars ($120.00) per day for RENTER’s failure to vacate the PREMISES as provided in this AGREEMENT.

  • CA-35 17.03 Failure to Vacate..................................................................

  • The Exhibitor shall provide proof of adequate cover to meet the insurance requirements of the clauses concerning Public Liability, Insurance of Exhibits, Postponement or Abandonment, and Failure to Vacate.

  • Special’s & Concessions Re-Rental Plumbing Failure to Vacate (Holding Over) Other Charges Signature’s Guarantor Any special that is given as an incentive to sign a lease for a specific lease term (such as one year) will be immediately payable in its entirety to Landlord if Tenant(s) do not fulfill the term of the lease in full.

  • The Trader shall provide proof of adequate cover to meet the insurance requirements of the clauses concerning Public Liability, Insurance of Exhibits, Postponement or Abandonment, and Failure to Vacate.

  • If you wish to make your own arrangements the Standard cover and limits required are: Exhibition Expenses: The full value of lost expenses directly incurred in connection with the Exhibition as result of Cancellation, Abandonment, Postponement, Curtailment, Failure to Vacate or Non-Arrival of Exhibits arising from anycause beyond the control of the Exhibitor and/or Organiser.

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  • Adult neglect means that an adult as defined in § 63.2-1603 is living under such circumstances that

  • Specified Venue means NASDAQ OMX Stockholm;

  • Contest means the contest, game, sweepstake, promotion, marketing activity or other event specified in the Contest Summary (see Rule 15, below);

  • Exhibition Venue means the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre situated at 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong or such other venue designated by the Organiser and notified to the Exhibitor in writing prior to the commencement of the Exhibition.