Extraordinary Occurrences Sample Clauses

Extraordinary Occurrences a. In this clause 21 an extraordinary occurrence is: i. an actual or imminent weather occurrence (such as a cyclone or storm surge); ii. a visit by a naval vessel which was not scheduled at the time the deposit was paid by the Hirer; or iii. any other actual or imminent occurrence which in the reasonable opinion of POTL precludes the holding of the Event and which was not scheduled or reasonably anticipated by POTL at the time the deposit was paid by the Hirer. b. POTL may terminate this Agreement (and cancel the Event) by notice to the Hirer if an extraordinary occurrence happens or threatens to happen. No minimum period of notice of termination under this clause applies. c. If this Agreement is terminated under clause 21(b): i. the Hirer must vacate Quayside immediately; and ii. the Hirer must comply with clause 14(e) and return Quayside to the same condition as before the Event commenced; and iii. the Hirer has no claim against POTL for damages or costs thrown away or any other compensation; but iv. notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement POTL must return to the Hirer any moneys (including the deposit) paid to POTL by the Hirer up to the date of termination; and v. POTL will afford the Hirer as much priority as is reasonable practicable and achievable in relation to the hiring of Quayside on an alternative date for the Event.
Extraordinary Occurrences. It is agreed that in no event shall the CITY or CONTRACTOR be liable or responsible to each other or to other persons for damages resulting from deficiencies or delays in the work herein provided for, where such deficiencies or delays result from Acts of God, fire, natural disaster, or any other cause not within reasonable control of the CITY or the CONTRACTOR. The CONTRACTOR recognizes the essential nature of the services to be performed hereunder and will use its best efforts to discharge its functions despite such extraordinary occurrences.
Extraordinary Occurrences. It is agreed that in no event shall the ENGINEER be liable or responsible to each other or to other persons for damages resulting from deficiencies or delays in the work herein provided for, where such deficiencies or delays result from Acts of God, fire, natural disaster, or any other cause not within reasonable control of the ENGINEER . The ENGINEER recognizes the essential nature of the services to be performed hereunder and will use its best efforts to discharge its functions despite such extraordinary occurrences.
Extraordinary Occurrences. Other than a decline in the Company's financial position as a result of operations, which circumstance is covered by Section 7.2(b), there shall not have been any occurrence, or series of related occurrences, outside the ordinary course of business that has resulted, or is reasonably likely to result, in an expenditure, loss or damage to the Company of greater than six hundred thousand dollars ($600,000) after the receipt of any applicable proceeds from insurance or other sources.