Common use of Automatic Delay Events Clause in Contracts

Automatic Delay Events. The Parties agree that the following circumstances automatically constitute a Delay Event: (a) A delay longer than one year in obtaining a decision on a timely requested application for a Government Approval or other legal authorization required under this Agreement; (b) Acts of God, fires, floods, epidemics, labor disputes; (c) Unavailability of necessary materials or equipment because of industry-wide shortages; (d) An injunction or other judicial or governmental order preventing the timely performance of the obligation.

Automatic Delay Events. The Parties agree that the following circumstances automatically constitute a Delay Event: (a) A delay longer than one year in obtaining a decision on a timely requested application for The inability to undertake activities required under this Third Agreement due to the need to obtain a Government Approval or other legal authorization required under this Agreement; to undertake such activities. (b) Acts of God, fireswar, floodsterrorist acts, epidemicspandemics, labor disputes; strikes, civil disturbances, and other causes beyond the reasonable control of Enbridge. (c) Unavailability of necessary materials or equipment because of industry-wide shortages;. (d) An injunction or other judicial or governmental order preventing the timely performance of the obligation.