Examples of Fortuitous event in a sentence
Article 30 – Fortuitous event or force majeure The percentages reserved for national and foreign performers shall not apply in the event of a fortuitous event or force majeure.
Fortuitous event: An occurrence beyond the control of a subscriber which impedes fulfilling his/her obligations, usually harmful and happening by chance and without the possibility of attributing its cause to anyone.
Force Majeure and/or Fortuitous event shall never include any of the following circumstances: i) economic difficulties of any kind; ii) change in market conditions.
Fortuitous event shall include, but is not limited to acts of God, laws, regulations or orders of any government entities, judgments or orders of any courts, riots, wars, strikes, lockouts, terrorism, natural calamities, storm, flood, volcanic eruptions, or other severe and unusual weather conditions, accidents, or any other cause similar to the foregoing.
No cause truly existsFailure of Cause: Fortuitous event happened and there no longer is the thing to sell.
For the purpose of this contract, both Force Majeure and Fortuitous event HYDROCARBON EXPLORATORY AND PRODUCTION CONTRACT-LUNA LLENA 31 shall be releasing of liability and shall suspend the compliance of non-financial obligations affected by such circumstance, provided that they are an strange cause and the Party that receives the notice accepts the irresistibleness and impediment character of the alleged fact.
The attachment to the electronic order confirmation shall contain a link to the current version of these GTC.
However, a better knowledge on the plant diversity is available for the State of Paraíba, and a few studies on the local flora are published or in progress (Pereira & Barbosa (2004, 2006).
The department shall document its action in writing in addition to the report detailing the findings of the inspection.
Fortuitous event – unpredictable events connected with acts of natural forces, occurring independently of the Insured's will, i.e. fire, flood, avalanche, lighting strike, earthquake, subsidence or landslide, explosion, crash of an aircraft, volcanic eruption, tornado.