Common use of Occupancy Interruptions Clause in Contracts

Occupancy Interruptions. If the PREMISES or any part of PREMISES is destroyed or damaged by fire or any other cause or if any casualty or unforeseen occurrence such as strikes, labor disputes, or acts of military authorities, render the fulfillment of this contract difficult or impossible to perform, this AGREEMENT will be at once canceled. The COUNTY will not, in any such case, be held liable or responsible to LICENSEE for any damage caused by said cancellation and the COUNTY will be relieved from any further liability by reason of this AGREEMENT, and the LICENSEE will make no claims for compensation or for damages against the COUNTY. Any rental for the unused portion of said AGREEMENT will be refunded to LICENSEE.

Occupancy Interruptions. If In the event that the PREMISES or any part of PREMISES is destroyed or damaged by fire fire, flood, or any other cause or if any casualty or unforeseen occurrence such as strikes, labor disputes, or acts of military authorities, render the fulfillment fulfillments of this contract difficult or impossible to perform, this AGREEMENT Agreement will be at once canceled. The COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS will not, in any such case, be held liable or responsible to LICENSEE the CUSTOMER for any damage caused by said cancellation and the COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS will be relieved from any further liability by reason of this AGREEMENTAgreement, and the LICENSEE CUSTOMER will make no claims for compensation or for damages against the COUNTYFAIRGROUNDS. Any rental for the unused portion of said AGREEMENT Agreement will be refunded to LICENSEECUSTOMER.