Circumstantial Exclusions Sample Clauses

The Circumstantial Exclusions clause defines specific situations or conditions under which certain obligations, rights, or coverages outlined in the contract do not apply. Typically, this clause lists particular scenarios—such as acts of war, natural disasters, or intentional misconduct—where the contract's protections or requirements are suspended or voided. By clearly delineating these exceptions, the clause helps prevent disputes by setting boundaries on liability and clarifying when parties are not responsible for performance or coverage.
Circumstantial Exclusions. We cannot be held responsible for non-performance or delays or difficulties in performing the agreed services caused by: (a) War, disaster, invasion, embargo, epidemic or pandemic declared by the World Health Organization (other than Covid-19), act of foreign enemy hostilities (whether war is declared or not), civil war, rebellion, revolution, insurrection, military or usurped power. (b) Action taken by any government authority including confiscation, seizure, destruction and restriction. (c) Any nuclear reaction or contamination, ionising rays or radioactivity, or any case of force majeure. (d) Circumstances known to you before you purchased your policy or at the time of booking any Trip which could reasonably have been expected to lead to cancelling and/ or cutting short the Trip.
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