Floods Sample Clauses
The 'Floods' clause defines how contractual obligations are affected in the event of flooding. Typically, it specifies that if a flood occurs and disrupts the ability of one or both parties to perform their duties—such as delivering goods or completing construction—those obligations may be suspended or adjusted for the duration of the disruption. This clause serves to allocate risk and provide clarity by outlining the procedures and responsibilities when floods, as a force majeure event, impact contract performance.
Floods. Grantees requesting a Project amendment shall submit to the OHMVR Division in writing the following:
Floods. The KwaZulu-Natal Province was hit by devastating floods in 2022, which caused significant infrastructural damage – including to sewerage infrastructure. Raw sewage continues to run into river systems, which is a concern for waterbird habitat.
Floods. The lessor is obliged to inform the lessee if the rental property is located in a potential flood zone (CIV 8589.45). Lead-based paint – Landlords renting properties built before January 1, 1978 must attach this federally mandated disclosure form.
Floods. The landlord is obliged to notify the lessee if the rental property is in a potential flood zone (CIV 8589.45). Paint-based lead – landlords of properties built before January 1, 1978, you must attach this disclosure form with a federal obligation. Law of Megan – Form for disclosure of a registered sex offender, which must be attached to any residential rental contract (CIV 2079.10a(3)). Mold - Written disclosure of mold in certain units must be provided by the landlord to any future tenant (HSC 26147). Habitat – Prospective tenants must be notified if the dwelling they are applying for was a previous federal or state ordinance (CIV 1940.7(b) ).
Floods. Relevant material, instructions, booklets for public information on floods.