General Storage Locker Clause Samples

The General Storage Locker clause establishes the terms and conditions under which a storage locker is provided for use, typically in a residential or commercial property setting. It outlines the rights and responsibilities of the user, such as permitted uses, access hours, and any restrictions on the types of items that may be stored. By clearly defining these parameters, the clause helps prevent disputes over locker usage and ensures both parties understand their obligations regarding the storage space.
General Storage Locker. If the Customer is a Service Customer, the Company agrees to hold any deliveries of the Customer’s Wine received by the Company in the Company’s holding locker for fifteen (15) days and to notify the Customer of the arrival of such items within a reasonable time after arrival. If, after 15 days, the Customer has not moved the delivered items from the holding locker to the Customer’s storage locker or authorized the Company to do so, the Company shall repack all non-standard or Styrofoam shipping boxes into a Case Equivalent (as defined below). The labor to repack any boxes and the cost of the new boxes will be paid by the Customer at the Company’s current rate for each. (i) If the Customer has less than ten (10) pieces in the Company’s holding locker after 15 days, the Company shall charge Customer an additional $15.00 per box per month for such Customer’s Wine left in the Company’s holding locker. (ii) If the Customer has ten (10) or more pieces in the Company’s holding locker after 15 days, the Company shall add Customer’s wine left in the Company’s holding locker to the smallest accommodating storage locker available (matching the current service option selected by the Customer on the WSA form). Customer shall be billed at the Company’s prevailing rate on a Quarterly Term subject to these Terms and Conditions.
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