CIVIL WAR Sample Clauses
The 'Civil War' clause defines the rights and obligations of the parties in the event that a civil war occurs in the country relevant to the contract. Typically, this clause may excuse one or both parties from performing their contractual duties if a civil war disrupts normal business operations, or it may specify procedures for suspending or terminating the agreement under such circumstances. Its core practical function is to allocate risk and provide clarity on how the contract will be managed if civil unrest or armed conflict makes performance impossible or unsafe.
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CIVIL WAR. Civil war is understood to be a more or less organised violent struggle between inhabitants of a state, in which a considerable number of the inhabitants of the state are involved.
CIVIL WAR. The Insured has to provide evidence that the loss was caused by any other fact than civil war.
CIVIL WAR. Armed opposition between two (2) or more parties belonging to the same country where the opposing parties are of different ethnic, religious, or ideological groups. Included in this definition are armed rebellion, revolution, sedition, insurrection, coup d'état, and the consequences of martial law.