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Act of God An act caused exclusively by the violence of Nature, without any intervention from humans. Many contracts contain clauses relieving the parties of responsibility if an Act of God delays or makes impossible the performance of the contract.Examples include earthquakes,floods, hurricanes, lightning, tidal waves, tornadoes. (With current controversy over the effects of global warming, and with allegations that deficiencies in the New Orleans levee system caused the massive flooding in 2005, we can expect renewed litigation concerning flooding as an Act of God or of humans.) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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" Then
comes a poetic proclamation of the mighty acts of God throughout
salvation history, including the famous phrase "O happy
fault," referring to Adam and Eve's sin. ``The Santa Clarita market is so vibrant, so strong that it appears
impervious to acts of God, man or the economy,'' said Jim
Link, the association's executive vice president. GavelNet boasts extensive security procedures and precautions, and
has partnered with an independent insurance underwriter to protect
dealers and buyers from unscrupulous characters and acts of God when it
comes to the auctions. |
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