Common use of Expiry Dates Clause in Contracts

Expiry Dates. The contract becomes effective when the Customer accepts in writing the draft offer/contract from the Hotel. If acceptance is not received from the Customer by the expiry date set by the Hotel, the offer will cease to be valid. Expiry dates (for offers, order confirmations etc.) are binding for both parties. Right of use of the reserved conference rooms / bedrooms automatically reverts to the Hotel once the expiry date has passed, and the Hotel shall be entitled to rent them out to third parties. Where there is any difference between the contract and the present Terms and Conditions, the provisions of the contract shall prevail. The contracting parties are the Hotel and the Customer. If the Customer is not the actual organiser and the Customer uses the services of a commercial agent or organiser as an intermediary, then the Customer and the organiser shall be jointly and severally liable towards the Hotel for all obligations arising from the agreement.