BREAKDOWNS OR ACCIDENTS Clause Samples

BREAKDOWNS OR ACCIDENTS. If a repair is needed and if the vehicle is driveable, you should take it to an approved garage. Please refer to the Finance Director for approved repair centres. Should the vehicle break down and become un-driveable, you should contact the relevant Roadside Assistance / Recovery Company and instruct them to recover the vehicle. Should you experience any difficulties with the service, you should contact the Finance Director.
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BREAKDOWNS OR ACCIDENTS. A. In the event of any breakdown or accident, the employee shall be compensated at his regular hourly rate of pay beyond the regular scheduled running time of the trip. B. Drivers are required to pre-trip inspect their buses before each run or trip. Bus breakdowns or items in need of repair must be reported immediately on the forms provided at the bus garage. Pre-tripping includes, according to Federal and State laws and Board policy, a visual inspection of tires, mirrors, lights, doors, etc.
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BREAKDOWNS OR ACCIDENTS. In the case of an accident, either active or passive, or in the case of a mechanical failure, which makes the motorhome temporarily unusable, the customer must immediately communicate by phone or email to MONZACAMPER and call the insurance company's operations centre to activate the claim. In case of non-compliance, any costs of transport, restaurant, hotel or anything else, are the sole responsibility of the customer, moreover, within the next 48 hours must send to MONZACAMPER registered letter or PEC with all the written and / or photographic documentation relating to the accident. In any case, in the event of an accident, the appropriate form provided by the insurance company must be filled in (accident report, friendly statement C.I.D.) which is located in the document holder together with the vehicle registration document. The driver and any other person authorised to drive the vehicle is covered by an insurance policy for civil liability towards third parties and for damage to animals or things, within the limits of the laws in force in Italy. The tenant also undertakes to protect the interests of the Landlord and his insurance company in case of accidents during the rental period, and shall among other things (a) Provide the names and addresses of the parties involved in the accident and the witnesses,
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BREAKDOWNS OR ACCIDENTS. A. In the event of any breakdown or accident, the employee shall be compensated at his regular hourly rate of pay after the first thirty (30) minutes spent beyond the regular scheduled running time of the trip. B. Drivers are required to pre-trip inspect their buses before each run or trip. Bus breakdowns or items in need of repair must be reported immediately on the forms provided at the bus garage. Pre-tripping includes, according to Federal and State laws and Board policy, a visual inspection of tires, mirrors, lights, doors, etc. Run time will include ten (10) minutes a run for pre-trip inspections, fueling and cleaning. From December 1 through March 31 of each year, ten (10) minutes will be added to the first run (A.M.) of the day only.
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  • Acts of God In the event either party is unable to perform its obligations under the terms of this Management Agreement, despite having taken commercially reasonable precautions, because of acts of God, interruption of electrical power or other utilities, equipment or transmission failure or damage reasonably beyond its control, or other causes reasonably beyond its control, such party shall not be liable to the other for any damages resulting from such failure to perform or otherwise from such causes. The Manager and the Trust shall notify each other as soon as reasonably possible following the occurrence of an event described in this subsection.