Common use of REFUSALS TO PERFORM Clause in Contracts

REFUSALS TO PERFORM. This is a mutual aid agreement, and it is assumed that all available assistance will generally be provided. Any Responding Party may refuse to perform any specific task when, in the sole determination of the Providing Party’s commanding officer, response would create an unreasonable risk of danger to the Providing Party’s employees, volunteers, independent contractors, equipment or any third party.

REFUSALS TO PERFORM. This is a mutual aid agreement, agreement and it is assumed that all available assistance will generally be provided. Any Responding Party Nothing, however, in this Agreement shall be construed to prevent a party to whom a request for assistance is made from refusing to respond when that is appropriate in its sole determination. In addition, any responding party may refuse to perform any specific task when, in the sole determination of the Providing Partyresponding party’s commanding officer, response would create an unreasonable risk of danger to the Providing Partyresponding party’s employees, volunteers, independent contractors, employees and/or equipment or any third party.

REFUSALS TO PERFORM. This is a mutual aid agreement, and it is assumed that all available assistance will generally be provided. Any Responding Party Nothing, however, in this Agreement shall be construed to prevent a party to whom a request for assistance is made from refusing to respond when that is appropriate in its sole determination. In addition, any responding party may refuse to perform any specific task when, in the sole determination of the Providing Party’s responding party's commanding officer, response would create an unreasonable risk of danger to the Providing Party’s employees, volunteers, independent contractors, responding party's employees and/or equipment or any third party.