E-12027-2031 DSM Plan Application
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stitute. A Force Majeure Event includes acts of God, war, riot, fire, explosion, 27 flood, hurricane, epidemics, acts of governmental authorities, acts of terrorism. 28 Notwithstanding anything else contained herein, a Force Majeure Event...
AI summary The text defines 'Force Majeure Event' as events beyond a party's control, excluding delays due to negligence, legal violations, or breaches of obligations. It also defines 'Franchise' and 'Franchise Holder' as per the Act, without specifying the Act's name.
28 13. FORCE MAJEURE - 29 13.1 Neither Party shall be in breach of its obligations under this Agreement where failure to 30 perform or delay in performance of any obligation is due, wholly or in part, to a Force 31 Majeure Event. - 32 13.2...
AI summary The Force Majeure clause outlines obligations for both parties during unforeseen events, requiring prompt notification, mitigation efforts, and resumption of obligations. It clarifies that EfficiencyOne's failures or negligence do not qualify as Force Majeure, excluding extensions for the EECADSM program.
- 1 (d) " Consequential Losses " means consequential, special, incidental, multiple, 2 exemplary or punitive damages including lost profits, whether such claim of lost 3 profits is categorized as indirect, direct or consequential damages o...
AI summary The text defines key contractual and legal terms in a Nova Scotia regulatory agreement, including Consequential Losses, Contract Documents, DSM Resource Plan, Demand-side Management Activities, Environmental Laws, and Force Majeure Events. Terms reference EfficiencyOne, NSEB, and regulatory compliance frameworks.
13. FORCE MAJEURE - 13.1 Neither Party shall be in breach of its obligations under this Agreement where failure to perform or delay in performance of any obligation is due, wholly or in part, to a Force Majeure Event. - 13.2 Each Party sha...
AI summary The Force Majeure clause outlines that neither party is liable for performance delays caused by Force Majeure Events, provided they notify the other party and take mitigation steps. The agreement term is not extended due to such events, and EfficiencyOne's negligence is explicitly excluded from Force Majeure coverage.