Riots Sample Clauses
The 'Riots' clause defines how contractual obligations are affected in the event of civil disturbances such as riots or public disorder. Typically, this clause excuses one or both parties from liability or delays performance if a riot disrupts normal business operations, damages property, or makes it unsafe to proceed. By addressing the impact of riots, the clause allocates risk and clarifies responsibilities, ensuring that neither party is unfairly penalized for delays or failures caused by such unpredictable events.
Riots. The event of death shall not be covered if the insured dies as a result of voluntary and active participation in riots, civil unrest, any collective violence of a political, ideological or social nature against the authorities or against invested powers.
Riots. Corona Virus (COVID) Lockdowns or similar • Malicious damage. • A duty to keep to any law or governmental order, rule, regulation or direction. • Accidents, • Equipment or machinery breaking down; • Fire, flood or storms; or • Suppliers or sub-contractors failing to keep to their responsibilities.
Riots. More of less organised local violent actions, directed against the public authorities.