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I、The issue of force majeure in advertising contracts
The force majeure clause is one of the exemption clauses in the contract, and is used as a defense to avoid future disputes when the other party demands liability.
The force majeure clause is an agreed clause, and the content can be agreed upon by the parties.
As for the level of typhoon resistance, you may have to find out in a special contract. This is an industry rule. Who knows how many levels of wind billboards made of different materials can withstand? I’m afraid even people with average qualifications who make billboards don’t know about it!
Generally, you write the level according to the agreed level. However, if you write a level higher and the other party also signs it, wouldn’t the scope of your exemption from liability be wider? Haha
As for the format of force majeure clauses, there are a lot of them on the Internet, and you will find a lot of them just by searching.
The force majeure clause is an agreed clause, and the content can be agreed upon by the parties.
As for the level of typhoon resistance, you may have to find out in a special contract. This is an industry rule. Who knows how many levels of wind billboards made of different materials can withstand? I’m afraid even people with average qualifications who make billboards don’t know about it!
Generally, you write the level according to the agreed level. However, if you write a level higher and the other party also signs it, wouldn’t the scope of your exemption from liability be wider? Haha
As for the format of force majeure clauses, there are a lot of them on the Internet, and you will find a lot of them just by searching.
The wind resistance of residential buildings usually depends on the design and structural quality of the building. High-quality buildings can better withstand strong winds. For example, buildings with reinforced concrete walls and parapets can withstand the force of Category 12 typhoons. As for houses with full steel frame structures or crane beam structures, they can directly withstand Category 11 typhoons. In addition, buildings with steel frame structures and large glass windows are usually able to withstand Category 10 typhoons. Therefore, houses with different floor structures also have different wind resistance levels.
The design of small high-rise houses usually needs to be able to withstand wind forces of about 13 levels, while high-rise houses need to be able to withstand wind forces of about 18 levels. Ultra-high-rise buildings, meaning buildings with more than 40 floors, need to be able to withstand winds of about level 25. The small high-rises referred to here refer to buildings with approximately 11 floors, high-rises refer to buildings with 39 to 12 floors, and super high-rises refer to buildings with more than 40 floors.
Before a typhoon approaches, a series of wind-resistant measures should be taken. You should pay attention to the typhoon dynamics reported by the media and follow the warning information issued by the weather station. When a typhoon is about to hit, you should avoid traveling or swimming at the beach to pre vent accidents. Before a typhoon approaches, emergency supplies such as flashlights, candles, food and water should be pre pared for emergencies. At the same time, ensure that the drainage pipes in your home are clear to pre vent indoor water accumulation from affecting your life.
During a typhoon, avoid walking outdoors to avoid being injured by falling billboards, fallen trees or telephone poles. Pay special attention to staying away from rivers and seasides to pre vent falling accidents caused by strong winds. With these pre cautions, personal safety can be maximized.
The design of small high-rise houses usually needs to be able to withstand wind forces of about 13 levels, while high-rise houses need to be able to withstand wind forces of about 18 levels. Ultra-high-rise buildings, meaning buildings with more than 40 floors, need to be able to withstand winds of about level 25. The small high-rises referred to here refer to buildings with approximately 11 floors, high-rises refer to buildings with 39 to 12 floors, and super high-rises refer to buildings with more than 40 floors.
Before a typhoon approaches, a series of wind-resistant measures should be taken. You should pay attention to the typhoon dynamics reported by the media and follow the warning information issued by the weather station. When a typhoon is about to hit, you should avoid traveling or swimming at the beach to pre vent accidents. Before a typhoon approaches, emergency supplies such as flashlights, candles, food and water should be pre pared for emergencies. At the same time, ensure that the drainage pipes in your home are clear to pre vent indoor water accumulation from affecting your life.
During a typhoon, avoid walking outdoors to avoid being injured by falling billboards, fallen trees or telephone poles. Pay special attention to staying away from rivers and seasides to pre vent falling accidents caused by strong winds. With these pre cautions, personal safety can be maximized.