DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY Sample Clauses

DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY. SAF has no liability or responsibility for the damage or injury to any person or property arising from the direct or indirect use of the Property.

DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY. A. The General Contractor shall repair, at no cost to the Town, any damage to building elements, site appurtenances, landscaping, utilities, etc. caused during demolition operation and work of this Contract.

DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY. If equipment is being rented, Undersigned accept responsibility for any and all damage to equipment, beyond normal wear and tear, and agree to pay all costs of necessary repairs including but not limited to parts, and labor at prevailing shop rates. Evaluation of such damage and repairs needed are at the sole discretion of a shop technician who will inspect the equipment within 24 hours from the time it is returned. Undersigned understand and agree that any adjustment that Participant may make on the equipment is subject to readjustment by the shop technician at Undersigned’s sole expense. Undersigned agree that Participant will return the equipment to rental shop at the agreed upon time and that Undersigned will be responsible for full retail value if Participant returns equipment late.

DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY. Ryder agrees that BMC is responsible for loss or damage to the TSP Vehicle during the term of the Short-Term TSP Lease, including responsibility for the required deductible (except to the extent set forth otherwise in this Master Lease and the TSP Documents). In no event shall Ryder be responsible for any loss or damage to the TSP Vehicle or for BMC’s deductible. In the event of a theft of the TSP Vehicle or a total loss for which BMC is responsible, Ryder agrees that BMC will pay to Ryder the TSP Vehicle’s actual cash value and Ryder will pay to LP such proceeds received from BMC. IF THE LP LEASES OR FINANCES THE TSP VEHICLE (WHETHER FROM RYDER TRUCK RENTAL, INC. D/B/A RYDER TRANSPORTATION SERVICES OR FROM A THIRD PARTY), IT IS POSSIBLE THE ACTUAL CASH VALUE OF THE TSP VEHICLE MAY BE LESS THAN ANY “SCHEDULE A” VALUE OR OTHER AMOUNT YOU MAY OWE TO YOUR LESSOR OR FINANCING COMPANY IN THE EVENT OF A THEFT OR A TOTAL LOSS OF THE TSP VEHICLE. IT IS THE LP’S RESPONSIBILITY TO UNDERSTAND THE TERMS OF SUCH TLSA, VEHICLE LEASE OR FINANCING AGREEMENT AND THE IMPACT PARTICIPATION IN THE TSP MAY HAVE ON YOUR OBLIGATIONS TO SUCH LESSOR AND FINACING COMPANY. ANY AMOUNTS LP MAY OWE TO ITS LESSOR OR FINANCING COMPANY IN EXCESS OF THE ACTUAL CASH VALUE ARE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF LP.

DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY. If equipment is being rented, undersigned accepts responsibility for any and all damage to equipment, beyond normal wear and tear, and agrees to pay all costs of necessary repairs including but not limited to parts, and labor at prevailing shop rates. Evaluation of such damage and repairs needed are at the sole discretion of a shop technician who will inspect the equipment within 48 hours from the time it is returned. Undersigned understands and agrees that any adjustment that Participant may make on the equipment is subject to readjustment by the shop technician at Undersigned’s sole expense. Undersigned agree that Participant will return the equipment to rental shop at the agreed upon time and that Undersigned will be responsible for additional charges if Participant returns equipment late. Damage Waiver does not cover loss or theft of bike; Damage Waiver does not cover damage due to bike set-up made by renter without provider’s consent; Damage Waiver does not cover intentional abuse or damage. INITIAL

DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY. Lessee(s) is 100% responsible for all property damage incurred to the premises during the duration of this lease. Any and all repairs will be paid for by the Lessee(s).

DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY o I agree to pay for any additional cleaning or repairs resulting from my pet's stay o I authorize the resort to charge my credit card for such expenses, even if discovered after checkout Initial

DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY. A. Resident shall bear the cost of repairs to any utilities or Community property damaged by Resident. Lots contain extensive cables, pipes and high voltage lines. Any digging can be dangerous. Utility locates are required before driving rods or stakes in the ground, digging any holes, planting trees and the like. The Resident is responsible for any damages that occur. B. If a Resident’s mobile home is damaged, repairs must be made within ninety (90) days. If a Resident’s mobile home is destroyed, it must be removed within thirty (30) days, weather permitting. (Based on completion of an investigation).

DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY. It is often understood that whoever damages a property is legaly and financialy responsible for covering the cost of repair and/or maintenance. However today’s tenants are getting as savvy as landlords, and you need to specify this. It’s very easy for themto say it’s your property, your cost unless you specify this in your lease terms. Not only do you need to specify what damage they wil be responsible for, but it’s also a good idea to specify what alterations they can and can not make. Can they put in a garden? Paint the wals? Add a security system? Buy a dishwasher? Who is responsible for al of that? It’s your property, you decide that in the lease terms. You also need to specify a time frame on when they can tel you about damage. For example, if a carpet fire ensues and you don’t find out for 6 months because they didn’t want you to find out, you can hold themresponsible for it by including time frame terms in the damage clauses on your rental contract.