Due to extraordinary causes Clause Samples

The "Due to extraordinary causes" clause defines circumstances under which contractual obligations may be excused or modified if unforeseen, exceptional events occur. Typically, this clause applies to situations such as natural disasters, government actions, or other events beyond the control of the parties that prevent performance. Its core practical function is to allocate risk and provide relief from liability when extraordinary events disrupt normal contractual expectations.
Due to extraordinary causes. 4.1. Act of aerial piracy that makes it impossible for the INSURED to begin their trip on the established dates. 4.2. Declaration of a catastrophe zone or epidemic in the INSURED’S place of residence or at the trip destination. 4.3. Legal declaration of bankruptcy or creditors’ meeting of the company. 4.4. Severe injuries sustained as a result of a fire, explosion, theft or act of nature, at the INSURED’S main or second residence or in their professional office, if the INSURED are self-employed or run a company and must therefore attend to the situation. 4.5. Being called upon to serve with the Armed Forces, Policy or Fire Brigade urgently and obligatorily, provided this occurs after the insurance was contracted and no knowledge of this possibility existed at the time of reserving the trip.
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Due to extraordinary causes. 4.1. Act of aerial piracy that makes it impossible for the INSURED to begin their trip on the established dates. 4.2. Legal declaration of bankruptcy or creditors’ meeting of the company. 4.3. Severe injuries sustained as a result of a fire, explosion, theft or act of nature, at the INSURED’S main or second residence or in their professional office, if the INSURED are self-employed or run a company and must therefore attend to the situation. 4.4. Being called upon to serve with the Armed Forces, Policy or Fire Brigade urgently and obligatorily, provided this occurs after the insurance was contracted and no knowledge of this possibility existed at the time of reserving the trip. 4.5. Delay in arrival of the public means of transport that the INSURED use to reach the event, provided that there are at least two hours between the official arrival time, as stated in the reservation, of that means of public transport at the city where the event is to take place, and the time at which the event is scheduled to start. The delay must make it impossible for the INSURED to attend the event. The substantiating documents certifying the delay and issued by the Entity running the public transport service, must be provided for the indemnity payment to be processed. This indemnity shall only be paid if the transport Company does not indemnify the INSURED for the delay.
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