Damages to Personal Property Clause Samples
The 'Damages to Personal Property' clause defines the responsibilities and procedures for addressing harm or loss to personal belongings during the course of an agreement or activity. Typically, this clause outlines who is liable for damages, the process for reporting and assessing such damages, and any limitations or exclusions on compensation. For example, it may specify that the responsible party must repair or replace damaged items, or that certain types of property are not covered. The core function of this clause is to allocate risk and clarify liability, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring that parties understand their obligations regarding personal property.
Damages to Personal Property. The District will provide for the payment of the cost of replacing or repairing property of an employee which is worn or carried by the employee such as eyeglasses, hearing aids, dentures, watches or articles of clothing when such items are damaged as a result of act committed by another party while the employee is on duty. The District shall be responsible for losses or damages to personal instructional items, such as tape recorders or other teaching aids, when the employee has requested in writing and is granted its use by the building Principal or his assistant prior to its use in school. The District will not assume that portion of losses covered by private insurance carriers. The employee must report his losses or damages to the administrator or immediate supervisor as soon as possible following the occurrence. An employee whose person or property is injured or damaged by the willful misconduct of a pupil may request the school District to pursue legal action as stipulated by law.
Damages to Personal Property. The Employer will provide reimbursement for replacement of damages incurred to the Employee’s personal property, such as eyeglasses, contact lenses, or other prosthesis, etc. ripped uniforms, personal clothing, as a result of being assaulted while performing her work.
Damages to Personal Property. The employer will provide just compensation for the destruction or damage of clothing or personal property when loss or damage is caused as a result of employment; providing any personal property or prosthetic device so damaged or destroyed is Management approved and required; and subject to the incident being reported to the employee's immediate supervisor prior to the end of the shift during which the incident occurred and a fiscal claim being made to Management within 72 hours.
Damages to Personal Property. Contractor shall not be liable to City for any loss due to theft, vandalism, fire, or other causes, to the personal property of City left in structure during transit.