Mandatory Evacuations Clause Samples

The Mandatory Evacuations clause establishes the procedures and responsibilities of parties in the event that a government authority orders an evacuation affecting the property or premises. Typically, this clause outlines the obligations of tenants or occupants to comply with evacuation orders, and may address issues such as rent abatement, access to the property during the evacuation period, and the resumption of normal operations once the order is lifted. Its core function is to ensure safety and legal compliance during emergencies, while clarifying the rights and duties of all parties involved to prevent disputes and confusion.
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Mandatory Evacuations. If state or local authorities order a mandatory evacuation of an area that includes the residential property subject to this vacation rental agreement, the Tenant shall comply with the evacuation order. Upon compliance, Tenant will be entitled to a refund of the pro-rated rent for each night that Tenant is unable to occupy the property because of the mandatory evacuation order. However, Tenant will not be entitled to a refund if, prior to taking possession of the property: (a) Tenant refused insurance offered by Agent that would have compensated Tenant for losses or damages resulting from loss of use of the property due to a mandatory evacuation order, or (b) Tenant purchased such insurance from Agent.
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Mandatory Evacuations. Credit only will be given for vacation days missed due to mandatory evacuation from owner. No cash refunds.
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Mandatory Evacuations. If state or local authorities order a mandatory evacuation of an area that includes the Property subject to this Agreement, the Tenant shall comply with the evacuation order. Upon compliance, Tenant will be entitled to a refund of the pro-rated rent for each night that ▇▇▇▇▇▇ is unable to occupy the Property because of the mandatory evacuation order.
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Mandatory Evacuations. If state or local authorities order a mandatory evacuation of an area that includes the Property, Tenant, whether in possession of the Property or not, shall comply with the evacuation order. Upon compliance, Tenant shall be entitled from the Property Owner to a refund of the rent, taxes, and any other payments made by the Tenant pursuant to this Agreement as a condition of Tenant's right to occupy the Property prorated for each night that ▇▇▇▇▇▇ is unable to occupy the Property because of the mandatory evacuation ordered. Tenant shall not be entitled to a refund if: (a) prior to Tenant taking possession of the Property, Tenant refused insurance offered by the Property Owner or Jupiter Vacation Rentals that would have compensated Tenant for losses or damages resulting from loss of use of the Property due to a mandatory evacuation order; or (b) Tenant purchased insurance offered by Property Owner or Jupiter Vacation Rentals. The cost of the insurance shall not exceed eight percent (8%) of the total amount charged for the rental to Tenant less the amount paid by Tenant for the Security Deposit.
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Mandatory Evacuations. If State or local authorities order a mandatory evacuation of an area that includes the Property, Guest shall comply with the evacuation order. ▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to follow the Check-Out procedures outlined above in this Agreement in the event of a mandatory evacuation order. ▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to return only when the evacuation order has been lifted and after contact with Manager has been made to confirm availability of the Property. If occupancy is authorized to resume, check-in procedures will be followed as outlined above in this Agreement. The Guest shall not be entitled to a refund if: (i) prior to the Guest taking possession of the Property, the Guest refused travel insurance offered by the Manager that would have compensated the Guest for losses or damages resulting from loss of use of the Property due to a mandatory evacuation order; or (ii) the Guest purchased insurance offered by Manager, as described below.
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Mandatory Evacuations. If State or local authorities order a mandatory evacuation of an area that includes the Property, Guest shall comply with the evacuation order.
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Mandatory Evacuations. In case of a mandatory evacuation that includes Oyster Pointe on Kitty Hawk Bay, you will be refunded rent on a prorated basis for only the period the evacuation order is in effect.
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Mandatory Evacuations. According to the NCVRA 42A-36, if State or local authorities, acting pursuant to Article 1A of Chapter 166A of the General Statutes, order a mandatory evacuation of an area that includes the residential Property subject to a vacation rental, the Tenant under the vacation rental Agreement, whether in possession of the Property or not, shall comply with the evacuation order. The Tenant agrees to follow the Check-out procedures outlined in section 5 of this Agreement in the event of a mandatory evacuation order. Tenant agrees to return only when the evacuation order has been lifted and after contact with the Agent has been made to confirm availability of the Property. If occupancy is authorized to resume, check-in procedures will be followed as outlined in section 5 of this Agreement. The NCVRA provides that the Tenant shall not be entitled to a refund if: (i) prior to the Tenant taking possession of the Property, the Tenant refused insurance offered by the Agent that would have compensated the Tenant for losses or damages resulting from loss of use of the Property due to a mandatory evacuation order; or (ii) the Tenant purchased insurance offered by the Agent. The insurance offered shall be provided by an insurance company duly authorized by the North Carolina Department of Insurance, and the cost of the insurance shall not exceed eight percent (8%) of the total rent charged for the vacation rental to the Tenant (1999-420, s. 1; 2005-292, s. 3.). Tenant acknowledges that the Agent has offered insurance prior to occupancy which meets the conditions stated above and further explained in paragraph 13 of this Agreement.
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