Adverse Conditions Sample Clauses
The Adverse Conditions clause defines how parties should proceed if unforeseen negative circumstances arise that could impact the performance of contractual obligations. Typically, this clause outlines the types of conditions considered adverse—such as severe weather, natural disasters, or other disruptive events—and may specify notification requirements or procedures for adjusting timelines or responsibilities. Its core practical function is to allocate risk and provide a clear process for managing disruptions, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential disputes when unexpected events occur.
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Adverse Conditions. As of the Effective Date, Customer is unaware of any conditions or installation requirements that would have a material adverse effect on the cost of installation of the System, the ability of the System to produce electricity once installed, or expenses associated with maintaining the System.
Adverse Conditions a. In any location, the Station Manager or his designee may declare an “Adverse Condition Day.” The Company will establish a phone contact number that employees can call to determine the status of their specific work facility during adverse conditions. Upon contact, the employee will be given a definitive answer as to the current status of their facility during adverse conditions. (Note: 1 facility may be open while another is closed even though both are in a single location that has been declared to be under Adverse Condition rules.)
b. When an Adverse Condition has been declared, absence from duty will be treated as follows:
Adverse Conditions. Seller has no knowledge of any past, present or future condition, state of facts or circumstances which has affected or which might affect adversely the business of the Seller or prevent the Purchaser from carrying on the Seller's business.
Adverse Conditions. In any location the Director of Technical Operations or his designee may declare the day an “Adverse Condition Day.” The Company shall establish a phone contact number that employees can call to determine the status of their specific work facility during adverse conditions. Upon contact the employee will be given the time of day the last message was updated and a definitive answer as to the current status of their facility during adverse conditions. If adverse conditions at the facility are declared and no definitive answer is given with respect to the facility or work area(s) being “Open” or “Closed” within at least two (2) hours of shift starting time, employees scheduled to work that shift are entitled to treat the facility as “Open.” (Note: One work area within a facility may be Open while another is Closed, even though both are in a single location that has been declared to be under Adverse Condition rules, however, under no circumstances will any work area(s) within one facility be deemed to be under Adverse Conditions while another is not.) (Note: Decisions made by federal state or local government officials concerning travel or accessibility to the work place shall be considered in determining individual employee’s ability to report to work. Employees unable to report to work due to above made decisions shall be entitled to the provisions in paragraph 1 below (Facility Open). When an Adverse Condition has been declared, absence from duty will be treated as follows:
Adverse Conditions. No lawsuit, moratoria or similar judicial or administrative proceeding or government action shall exist or have been threatened which would materially delay or significantly increase the cost of constructing the Project or expose Developer to additional liability.
Adverse Conditions. There shall be no material adverse change in the condition of or affecting the Property not caused by Buyer between the time of Buyer’s inspection of the Property prior to the Inspection Date and the Closing Date, including, but not limited to: (i) environmental contamination; and (ii) loss of access;
Adverse Conditions. As of Closing, there are no adverse conditions or circumstances which may interfere with ▇▇▇▇▇’s intended use of the Property.
Adverse Conditions. In the event of the Performer being required to perform under wet or other conditions of extreme discomfort, such conditions being necessary in order to achieve the performance required and not resulting from unforeseen weather conditions, the Performer shall be notified in advance and shall be provided with adequate facilities for drying or to alleviate such discomfort. .
Adverse Conditions. As a condition to Purchaser’s obligation to close, there shall be no material change in any condition of or affecting the Property not caused by Purchaser or its contractors, employees, affiliates or other related or similar parties, that has occurred after the Agreement Date including without limitation (i) any dumping or discovery of refuse or environmental contamination; (ii) access; (iii) the availability, adequacy or cost of or for all utilities (including without limitation, water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, gas, electric, cable and any other utilities) to serve or service a multifamily project comprised of 106 dwelling units on the Property; (iv) the existence of any moratorium which would prohibit or delay the commencement of construction of improvements on the Property; or (v) the solvency and financial condition of any taxing districts to which the Property is subject, the existing and projected mill levies assessed by such districts, or the ability and capacity of any of such districts to service the Property.
Adverse Conditions ln the event of the performer being required to perform under wet or other conditions of extreme discomfort, such conditions being necessary in order to achieve the performance required and not resulting from unforeseen weather conditions, the performer shall be notified in advance and shall be provided with adequate facilities for drying or to alleviate such discomfort. Full disclosure must be given to the performer/performer’s agent at time of confirmation.