Entry Denial Sample Clauses
The Entry Denial clause grants a party the right to refuse access to certain premises or locations under specified conditions. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which entry may be denied, such as for safety, security, or non-compliance with rules, and may apply to employees, contractors, or visitors. Its core function is to protect the property and its occupants by providing clear authority to control who may enter, thereby mitigating risks associated with unauthorized or unsafe access.
Entry Denial. A Passenger who is denied entry to a territory by the authorities shall pay THE CARRIER for all related expenses or fines imposed on THE CARRIER. The cost of the ticket paid by the Passenger to travel to such country, as well as any expenses incurred by the Passenger during said trip are not refundable.