Common use of Force Majeur Clause in Contracts

Force Majeur. At the beginning of the stay period, Agent will deliver the Premises and all amenities to Guest in first class condition, and with all electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems (including heating and air conditioning and pool equipment) and other equipment in proper working order. If any repairs are required during the stay period, Agent will make such repairs as soon as reasonably practicable. If Owner is unable to deliver the premises to Guest in first class condition at the beginning of the stay period on account of a Force Majeur event including but not limited to fire, flood, acts of nature, war, military actions, or civil unrest, Agent shall return the Initial Deposit, Security Deposit, and any other payments to Guest. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the liability of the Owner and Agent is to return the payments made by Guest and received by Owner and/or Agent for the portion of the period reserved by Guest that the Property was unavailable; acceptance by Guest of possession of the Premises is an acknowledgment that the Premises have been delivered to Guest in first class condition. Owner and/or Agent have no other liability. If a Force Majeur event occurs during the stay period and Guest vacates the premises, Agent will return a prorated portion of the Total Stay Amount to Guest for the period of time for which the Premises were unavailable. Agent/Owner will not refund any Guest who is unable to arrive due to acts of nature or airline/transportation cancellations that impact cities from which Guests are travelling. If this is a concern to Guest, it is recommended that they purchase applicable travel insurance. Agent/Owner shall only issue refunds for Force Majeur events which directly impact their ability to keep The Sweet Escape open for business.

Force Majeur. At the beginning of the stay period, Agent will deliver the Premises and all amenities to Guest in first class condition, and with all electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems (including heating and air conditioning and pool equipment) and other equipment in proper working order. If any repairs are required during the stay period, Agent will make such repairs as soon as reasonably practicable. If Owner is unable to deliver the premises to Guest in first class condition at the beginning of the stay period on account of a Force Majeur event including but not limited to fire, flood, acts of nature, war, military actions, or civil unrest, Agent shall return the Initial Deposit, Security Deposit, and any other payments to Guest. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the liability of the Owner and Agent is to return the payments made by Guest and received by Owner and/or Agent for the portion of the period reserved by Guest that the Property was unavailable; acceptance by Guest of possession of the Premises is an acknowledgment that the Premises have been delivered to Guest in first class condition. Owner and/or Agent have no other liability. If a Force Majeur event occurs during the stay period and Guest vacates the premises, Agent will return a prorated portion of the Total Stay Amount to Guest for the period of time for which the Premises were unavailable. Agent/Owner will not refund any Guest who is unable to arrive due to acts of nature or airline/transportation cancellations that impact cities from which Guests are travelling. If this is a concern to Guest, it is recommended that they purchase applicable travel insurance. Agent/Owner shall only issue refunds for Force Majeur events which directly impact their ability to keep The Sweet Escape Ever After Estate open for business.

Force Majeur. At the beginning of the stay period, Agent will deliver the Premises and all amenities to Guest in first class condition, and with all electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems (including heating and air conditioning and pool equipment) and other equipment in proper working order. If any repairs are required during the stay period, Agent will make such repairs as soon as reasonably practicable. If Owner is unable to deliver the premises to Guest in first class condition at the beginning of the stay period on account of a Force Majeur event including but not limited to fire, flood, acts of nature, war, military actions, or civil unrest, Agent shall return the Initial Deposit, Security Deposit, and any other payments to Guest. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the liability of the Owner and Agent is to return the payments made by Guest and received by Owner and/or Agent for the portion of the period reserved by Guest that the Property was unavailable; acceptance by Guest of possession of the Premises is an acknowledgment that the Premises have been delivered to Guest in first class condition. Owner and/or Agent have no other liability. If a Force Majeur event occurs during the stay period and Guest vacates the premises, Agent will return a prorated portion of the Total Stay Amount to Guest for the period of time for which the Premises were unavailable. Agent/Owner will not refund any Guest who is unable to arrive due to acts of nature or airline/transportation cancellations that impact cities from which Guests are travelling. If this is a concern to Guest, it is recommended that they purchase applicable travel insurance. Agent/Owner shall only issue refunds for Force Majeur events which directly impact their ability to keep The Sweet Great Escape Lakeside open for business.

Force Majeur. At the beginning of the stay rental period, Agent will deliver the Premises and all amenities to Guest in first class condition, and with all electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems (including heating and air conditioning and pool equipment) and other equipment in proper working order. If any repairs are required during the stay rental period, Agent will make such repairs as soon as reasonably practicable. If Owner is unable to deliver the premises to Guest in first class condition at the beginning of the stay rental period on account of a Force Majeur event including but not limited to to, hurricanes, hazardous or dangerous meteorological conditions, fire, flood, acts of nature, war, military actions, or civil unrest, Agent shall return the Initial Deposit, Security Deposit, and any other payments of Daily Rent to Guest. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the liability of the Owner and Agent is to return the payments made by Guest and received by Owner and/or Agent for the portion of the period reserved by Guest that the Property was unavailable; acceptance by Guest of possession of the Premises is an acknowledgment that the Premises have been delivered to Guest in first class condition. Owner and/or Agent have no other liability. If a Force Majeur event occurs during the stay rental period and Guest vacates the premises, Agent will return a prorated portion of the Total Stay Rental Amount to Guest for the period of time for which the Premises were unavailable. Agent/Owner will not refund any Guest who is unable to arrive due to acts of nature or airline/transportation cancellations that impact cities from which Guests are travelling. If this is a concern to Guest, it is recommended that they purchase applicable travel insurance. Agent/Owner shall only issue refunds for Force Majeur events which directly impact their ability to keep The Sweet Escape open for business.