Force Majeure Causes definition

Force Majeure Causes means strikes, lockouts or other labor disputes, severe weather conditions, earthquakes or other acts of God, inability to obtain or maintain permits, labor, equipment or materials due to delay or restrictions of any government or governmental authority (including any agency or political subdivision thereof), enemy action, civil commotion, fire or other casualty, acts of war or terrorism, court orders, electrical power surges, failure in public supplies (e.g., water, electricity, etc.), flood, tornadoes, earthquakes and other natural disasters, inclement weather, epidemics, and other causes beyond Borrower’s reasonable control.

Force Majeure Causes means and include: acts of the other party, earthquakes, floods, weather and the elements, war, riot, labor disputes (excluding disputes with such party’s own employees), governmental actions or inaction (including permitting time), inability to procure or general shortage of labor or materials in the normal channels of trade, delay in transportation, delay in inspections, and any other cause beyond the reasonable control of the party so obligated, whether similar or dissimilar to the foregoing.

Force Majeure Causes means causes beyond the reasonable control of a party to this Agreement, including casualties, war, insurrection, strikes, lockouts and governmental actions, excluding governmental actions of the Tribe or any instrumentality of the Tribe, including the Authority, and causes which can be controlled by the expenditure of money in accordance with good business practices.

Examples of Force Majeure Causes in a sentence

• NEOC activated.4Impact could occur within 24 hours or less or escalation from level 3.4NEOC fully activated or remains activated.

• Causes beyond Buyer’s control shall include government action or failure of the government to act where such action is required, strike or other labor trouble, fires, floods, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, freight embargoes, or unusually severe weather (collectively Force Majeure Causes).

• Unless Landlord voluntarily discontinues furnishing electricity to the Premises pursuant to this Section 7.05 (and is not required to discontinue the same due to Legal Requirements, Force Majeure Causes or otherwise), Landlord shall be obligated to pay no part of any cost required for Tenant’s direct electric service.

• If any party fails to appear at a duly scheduled and noticed hearing without valid cause (i.e., Force Majeure Causes), the arbitrator is hereby expressly authorized to enter judgment for the appearing party.

• Force Majeure: Causes beyond Company’s control, including but not limited to: acts of God, fire, flood explosion or other catastrophes; any law, order, regulation, direction, action or request of the United States Government, or of any other government, including state and local governments having or claiming jurisdiction over Company, or of any department, agency, commission, bureau, corporation related thereto.

More Definitions of Force Majeure Causes

Force Majeure Causes. In no event shall lack of funds be deemed a Force Majeure Cause, nor shall any matter be deemed to be beyond Tenant’s reasonable control if the same could be remedied by the satisfaction of a lien, judgment or other monetary obligation. In addition, Force Majeure Causes shall not apply to the payment of Fixed Rent or Additional Charges when due hereunder.

Force Majeure Causes means causes beyond the reasonable control of FSG or Manager, as the case may be, including but not limited to casualties, war, insurrection, acts of God or the public enemy, strikes, lockouts, and material shortages.

Force Majeure Causes has the meaning set forth in Section 4.01(b) hereof.

Force Majeure Causes shall have the meaning ascribed to such term in Section 34.04(a); “Ground Lease” shall have the meaning ascribed to such term in Section 5.04(a); “Ground Lessor” shall have the meaning ascribed to such term in the Preamble;

Force Majeure Causes means, collectively, (i) acts of God, including severe weather conditions, earthquakes and flooding, (ii) fire or explosion, (iii) industry-wide strikes, lockouts, shortages or unavailability of labor or materials, (iv) riots or civil disturbance, (v) acts of war or terrorism, (vi) orders of governments or civil or military authorities, (vii) quarantine or other restrictions on operations or activities as a result of epidemic, disease, contagion or other health conditions.

Force Majeure Causes means and refer to delays from causes beyond the reasonable control of Mission, such as, but not limited to, acts of God, governmental moratoriums, strikes, work stoppages, unavailability of or delay in receiving labor or materials, defaults by contractors or subcontractors, weather conditions, or fire or other casualty. For purposes of this Section 7.9 (b), the term Drainage Improvements shall mean either temporary drainage improvements located either on or off-site of the Property or permanent drainage improvements located off-site of the Property; provided, however, if temporary on-site drainage improvements are constructed on the Property such improvements shall not unreasonably interfere with the development of the Parcels acquired by Buyer hereunder. Buyer hereby acknowledges that Buyer has received the Drainage Plan. Buyer agrees that the storm drainage discharge associated with the construction of Dwelling Units on the Property will not exceed the storm drainage discharge capacity of the Drainage Improvements as contemplated by the Drainage Plan.

Force Majeure Causes. In no event shall lack of funds be deemed a Force Majeure Cause, nor shall any matter be deemed to be beyond Tenant’s reasonable control if the same could be remedied by the satisfaction of a lien, judgment or other monetary obligation. The provisions of this Section 35.04 shall not extend (a) any obligation of Tenant to pay money, (b) Tenant’s obligation to vacate the Premises or any applicable portion thereof at the end of the term of this lease applicable thereto, (c) any obligation in respect of which this lease provides that time is of the essence with respect to a particular date or period, or the provisions of this lease expressly limit the amount of time by which such obligation shall be excused by reason of Force Majeure Causes, and (d) any date that is expressly set forth in this lease on which Tenant must furnish any notice or information, make any election or exercise any right.