Groups and conventions book a fixed number of room nights, but that number is forgiven if the event is unexpectedly interrupted by acts of God, which are referenced in the contract as:
A) Quid pro quo
B) Concierge (kon syerzh)
C) Force majeure (ma zhoer)
D) Ex post facto
E) Either A or C; both are used

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Force majeure clauses are included in contracts to excuse parties from their obligations if an extraordinary event or circumstance beyond their control, such as a natural disaster (often referred to as an "act of God"), prevents one or both parties from fulfilling those obligations.

Groups and Conventions Book a Fixed Number of Room Nights