Act of God

You need to read the fine print of every wind warranty.

Our wind warranty, as most manufacturers, has an Axi-God or NameStorm exclusion.

So if you have a hurricane, tropical storm, tornado, that wind warranty is non-void and it's an insurance issue.

So to me, wind warranties, they sound great on paper.

Uh, so, um, the big one happens.

It, it kind of levels LA to a degree, and, um, the government basically says, uh, "Act of God.

Sodom and Gomorrah.

Uh, we're not sending FEMA.

Yeah.

Act of God.

And, Then Roy gets severely hurt.

He has to carry him out.

You know, if they're, if they're injured or without a home at no fault of their own.

You know what I'm saying? Act of God, w- um, bad circumstances, s- something like that.

You know, whenever we need to rally and raise money, whether it's for children, adults, whatever, uh, we've, we've shown up big, big, big after storms have come through the area or other parts of the country even.

And I just, I just got the itch, Creston.

We can't leave him here.

Act of God.

Let's go.

Now.

It...

It feels... pretty normal.

Are you fucking kidding me? Oh no, oh no, how fast were you going? It's an act of God! Come on! Whitney, what are you doing? Pull over! I am! Stop it!

Don't you know there's a goddamn missile coming? Hands up where I can see them now.

The cameramen always miss the moment they're supposed to catch.

But in Act of God, or I don't know if Hangman and Swerve talked to them, they caught the moment that Hangman hears Swerve's music play.

while like 10 hands are trying to squash his head like a watermelon he still has the wherewithal to hear the music and go oh fuck me and they they caught it on camera and it was just a great moment

he has the best facial expressions anytime like swerves involved he could just be having like the best day ever you know just going going out finding a hundred bucks on the on the ground you know everything's going his way and then as soon as you hear the you know the minor keys it's like I knew peace once, and then

And there's a very specific last term in the contract that says...

Act of God, pandemic, or workage strike that says they can also not pay you.

And so we've got sort of double jeopardy on the contract as to whether or not you get money.

And the bottom line is you don't get money.

Oh my God, we've been watching those.

The fuck? That is like when I remember learning about with insurance, this sounds so stupid, with insurance when like If it's an act of God, that's like the actual term, then insurance will cover it or won't cover it? Yeah, they will.

And that's like one of those things, like you watch, like that is mother nature working.

And it's like, it's one of those moments when you're like, the universe is fucking scary.

Oh no, I don't, wait, hold on.

Act of God, meaning something like that.

Because if it's an airline- Weather will never get you some refund.

If it's a malfunction on the plane or their fault.

Les clauses de hardship, qui désignent le changement de circonstances imprévues et exceptionnelles rendant l'exécution du contrat très onéreuse, déséquilibrée ou déraisonnable pour une partie, sans pour autant rendre cette exécution impossible.

Enfin, dernier exemple, la doctrine de l'act of God, qui, euh, est issue des systèmes de common law et qui se réfère exclusivement aux situations extraordinaires résultant de causes naturelles sans intervention humaine.

Alors que la force majeure peut couvrir aussi bien les situations provoquées par l'homme que celles d'origine naturelle.

Même si la codification du principe de force majeure dans les articles sur la responsabilité de l'État ne faisait aucun doute, il a fallu se mettre d'accord sur les caractéristiques du concept.