Dangerous Performance Clause Samples

The Dangerous Performance clause defines the responsibilities and limitations regarding activities or performances that involve inherent risks or hazards. Typically, this clause outlines the types of dangerous acts covered, such as stunts, pyrotechnics, or use of hazardous materials, and may require special safety measures, insurance, or prior approval before such performances can take place. Its core function is to allocate risk and ensure that all parties are aware of and prepared for the unique dangers associated with certain performances, thereby minimizing liability and promoting safety.
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Dangerous Performance. 10.13.1 The Performer express consent is necessary for the performance of hazardous activity. If such consent is given the Performers obligation to participate in hazardous activity will be limited to such activity to which the Performer has consented. The parties record in S18.2 whether or not the performance involves hazardous activity. 10.13.2 Where the Performer is required to undertake dangerous or hazardous work in which he is not experienced he must be supervised by a person(s) with the training and experience to arrange and supervise his safety. 10.13.3 Where dangerous work is involved, all reasonable safety and precautionary measures shall be taken by the Practitioner and where practical adequate notice that such measures have been taken shall be given to the Performer. The Practitioner shall also obtain insurance as required under clause 12 hereunder, unless otherwise agreed between the parties in advance of performance, and stipulated in S20.
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Dangerous Performance. 10.11.1. The performer's express consent is necessary for the performance of hazardous activity. If such consent is given the performer's obligation to participate in hazardous activity will be limited to such activity to which the performer has consented. 10.11.2. The parties will record in S12 whether or not the performance involves hazardous activity. 10.11.3. Where the performer is required to undertake dangerous or hazardous work in which he is not experienced he must be supervised by a person(s) with the training and experience to arrange and supervise his safety. 10.11.4. Where dangerous work is involved all reasonable safety and precautionary measures shall be taken by the practitioner and where practical adequate notice that such measures have been taken shall be given to the performer. Practitioner shall insure the performer against injury or death as per clause 12 unless otherwise agreed between the parties in advance of performance and as stipulated in S12.
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Dangerous Performance. 10.12.1 The Performer's express consent is necessary for the performance of hazardous activity. If such consent is given the Performer's obligation to participate in hazardous activity will be limited to such activity to which the Performer has consented. The parties record in SIO.16 whether or not the performance involves hazardous activity. 10.12.2 Where the Performer is required to undertake dangerous or hazardous work in which he is not experienced he must be supervised by a person(s) with the training and experience to arrange and supervise his safety.
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Dangerous Performance. If, in the sole and unfettered opinion of the Licensor any performance, performers or audience attracted by said performance is considered to be of any threat or danger to the building of which the Licensed Premises form a part, to property therein contained or to audience members, the Licensee hereby covenants and agrees to: (a) Post with the Licensor such cash, letter of credit or such other security as the Licensor in its sole and unfettered discretion deems appropriate. The aforementioned security shall be paid to the Licensor not later than 72 hours prior to the date of the scheduled performance. (b) The Licensee will reimburse the Licensor the full amount required to be paid to such additional personnel as, in the sole and unfettered opinion of the Licensor, are required for such performance. (c) The Licensee shall pay the minimum rental for each performance not less than 30 days prior to the first performance. (d) Failure to comply with any of the aforementioned conditions shall be a violation of this licence and will result in the immediate cancellation of the performance. The cost of the damages and security shall be deducted from the security posted and from other sums held by the Licensor and the balance, if any, shall be paid to the Licensor by the Licensee forthwith. (e) Licensee shall be liable to Licensor for all costs and damages sustained by persons, the Licensed Premises, the building of which the Licensed Premises form a part, property or otherwise as a result of such performance. If the aforementioned security shall be insufficient to fully pay for same, then Licensee shall forthwith make such additional payment as will fully reimburse Licensor. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to constitute consent by the Licensor to the conducting of a dangerous performance, and Licensor may, in its sole and unfettered discretion refuse to permit any performance which it deems to be dangerous or otherwise objectionable.
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