Maintenance of Advertisement Spaces Sample Clauses

The Maintenance of Advertisement Spaces clause outlines the responsibilities for keeping advertising areas in good condition throughout the term of an agreement. Typically, this clause requires the party managing or leasing the space to perform regular cleaning, repairs, and upkeep to ensure the advertisements remain visible and the structures safe and presentable. By clearly assigning maintenance duties, this clause helps prevent disputes over neglected or damaged advertising spaces and ensures that advertisements remain effective and compliant with any relevant regulations.
Maintenance of Advertisement Spaces. 13.1 Licensee shall keep and maintain the advertisement media/panel in neat, clean condition and in safe & sound manner during all the time of License tenure. Any defective, week or corroded structure should be replaced immediately with new proper structure after due certification from reputed agency. In case of any incident / injury caused by advertisement media due to error / omission attributable on the part of Licensee, the Licensee shall be responsible for all compensation. 13.2 Licensee shall ensure that Licensee and its employees or other persons involved in the execution of the work does not in any way impinge on the safety and security of metro operations, safety & convenience of commuter, safety of metro properties and its assets. In case of serious accident caused due to negligence of the Licensee, resulting in injury, death to commuters or DMRC employees or loss to DMRC property, it shall constitute Material Breach of Contract and considered Licensees Event of Default that shall entitle DMRC to terminate the License Agreement with 30 days written notice. 13.3 Access to stations for the purpose of placement of advertisements shall be regulated by the office of the Chief Engineer/Property Business and the Licensee is required to take necessary permissions in this regard from the office of Chief Engineer / Property Business as per extant policy of DMRC. It is clarified that the permission to the Licensee shall not be unduly denied. 13.4 Joint inspection of station may be conducted by DMRC officials and Licensee, at mutually convenient time. Discrepancy noticed or instructions issued by DMRC shall be rectified / complied by the Licensee within a period of 7 days, failing which DMRC reserves the right to impose fine up to Rs.5,000/- per instance of irregularity per week. Deliberate or willful non-compliance of DMRC written instructions for a period of 90 days shall constitute Material breach and Licensee Event of Default, which shall entitle DMRC to en-cash security deposit in part or full and or terminate the License Agreement after giving 90 days notice to the Licensee. 13.5 Such termination of the License Agreement and forfeiture of the interest free performance guarantee by DMRC shall be without prejudice to any other damages, rights or remedies applicable under law in its favor. 13.6 Further, DMRC can impose the fine on Licensee up to Rs.5,000/- per week per offence on the following offenses: a) Any staff of Licensee found in drunken condition ...
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Maintenance of Advertisement Spaces. 13.1.1. Licensee shall keep and maintain the advertisement media/panel in neat, clean condition and in safe & sound manner during all the time of License tenure. Any defective, week or corroded structure should be replaced immediately with new proper structure after due certification from reputed agency. In case of any incident / injury caused by advertisement media due to error / omission attributable on the part of Licensee, the Licensee shall be responsible for all compensation.
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Maintenance of Advertisement Spaces a. Licensee shall keep and maintain the exterior of Nagpur Metro in neat, clean condition and in safe & sound manner during all the time of License tenure. Any defective/damaged/partially removed sticker/vinyl should be replaced immediately with new proper media to ensure safety of Maha-Metro commuters. In case of any incident / injury caused by defective train wrapping media due to error / omission attributable on the part of Licensee, the Licensee shall be responsible for all compensation.
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Maintenance of Advertisement Spaces. 14.1.1. Licensee shall keep and maintain the advertisement media/panel in neat, clean condition and in safe & sound manner during all the time of License tenure. Any defective, week or corroded structure should be replaced immediately with new proper structure after due certification from reputed agency. In case of any incident / injury caused by advertisement media due to error / omission attributable on the part of Licensee, the Licensee shall be responsible for all compensation. 14.1.2. Licensee shall ensure that Licensee and its employees or other persons involved in the execution of the work does not in any way impinge on the safety and security of metro operations, safety & convenience of commuter, safety of metro properties and its assets. In case of serious accident caused due to negligence of the Licensee, resulting in injury, death to commuters or Maha-Metro employees or loss to Maha-Metro property, it shall constitute Material Breach of Contract and considered Licensees Event of Default that shall entitle Maha- Metro to terminate the License Agreement with 30 days written notice.
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