By Richard J. Idell
We have all heard the saying "rain or shine, the show must go on." Presenters and promoters of outdoor shows will not cancel a show even in the face of a downpour until and unless it is clear that there is no chance of a break in the weather to allow the performance to proceed.
However, weather can interrupt the show and cause cancellation or postponement, as can other factors or conduct beyond the control of the parties. Default, terminatio...
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