PROPER USE AND CARE Sample Clauses

The "Proper Use and Care" clause defines the obligations of a party to use and maintain certain property, equipment, or materials in an appropriate and responsible manner. Typically, this clause requires the user to follow specified guidelines, manufacturer instructions, or industry standards to prevent damage, misuse, or excessive wear. For example, it may apply to leased equipment, company vehicles, or rented premises, mandating regular maintenance and prohibiting unauthorized modifications. The core function of this clause is to protect the owner’s assets by ensuring they are preserved in good condition, thereby reducing the risk of loss, damage, or costly repairs.
PROPER USE AND CARE. For the comfort and convenience of all Tenants and to ensure proper use and care of the Premises, Tenant shall not be permitted to: • Allow any sign, advertisement, or notice to be placed either inside or outside the building without receiving the Management Company's written consent. There are to be no rummage and/or furniture sales. • ▇▇▇▇ or deface any part of the building • Allow garbage, newspapers, or refuse to remain in the apartment overnight, or to litter the halls or outside of the building. Garbage must be placed in tied plastic bags and deposited in the receptacle provided by the Management Company for that purpose. Recyclables must be loose and not in plastic bags. • Block the streets, sidewalks, entrances halls, stairways, porches and fire escapes or use same by the Tenant for any purpose other than going into or leaving the building. These areas shall not be used for storage of any material, including bicycles, wagons, toy boxes, floor mats, shoes, etc. These are against fire codes. This also applies to garages and basement open areas. • Remove light bulbs outside of the apartment. Tenants must supply and replace all burned out light bulbs inside Tenant’s apartment. Tenant shall only use proper sized wattage bulbs in fixtures. • Interfere with any part of the heating, lighting, refrigeration, or cooling machinery, or controls in the building, nor shall Tenant interfere with the plumbing equipment in the building. This is grounds for automatic termination of Tenant’s tenancy.
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PROPER USE AND CARE. I am responsible for the proper use and care of the tools, other equipment, and expendable items (altogether the “Equipment”) when handling, repairing, storing, using, or demonstrating with (altogether “Handling”) the Equipment. I may Handle the Equipment on or off the Organization’s property.
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PROPER USE AND CARE. To ensure the proper functioning and longevity of the devices, students are expected but not limited to take the following precautions: • Keep the technology device in a locked and secured environment when not in use. • Avoid leaving the technology device unattended in classrooms or any other location for an extended period. • Refrain from consuming food and drinks near technology devices at all times. • Never leave the technology device unattended in an unsecured location, such as an unlocked classroom or office. • If the device comes with a case, it must be used at all times to protect the device. Third-party device insurance is available for all students. For additional information, please visit Edison Public Schools Department of Technology website. Upon graduation or transferring out of the district, students must return any assigned devices and chargers (district policy #7523). Failure to do so may result in students being responsible for the full replacement cost if found to be negligent.
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