Removing equipment Sample Clauses

The "Removing equipment" clause defines the rights and procedures for taking equipment off a premises or out of service. Typically, it outlines who is responsible for the removal, under what conditions equipment can be removed, and any requirements for notice or restoration of the site. For example, it may specify that a tenant must remove all personal equipment at the end of a lease and restore the property to its original condition. This clause ensures clarity regarding ownership and responsibility, preventing disputes over abandoned or leftover equipment and ensuring the premises are left in an agreed-upon state.
Removing equipment. 3.1 If we ask you to, you will immediately stop using all or any of the equipment which we are entitled to ask you to install and you will immediately remove it from public areas of the property. Section 13 The security deposit
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Removing equipment. 3.1 If we ask you to, you will immediately stop using all or any of the equipment which we are entitled to ask you to install and you will immediately remove it from public areas of the property. Section 12 - The security deposit and guarantee 1.1 You agree to pay us the security deposit which is due from you in whole on the date of this agreement. In certain circumstances we may agree that the security deposit may be paid to us in instalments and if this is the case we will tell you in writing how many instalments there will be and when they must be paid. 1.2 You agree that the security deposit belongs to us and will be held in our name. We can use the security deposit to make sure you carry out your obligations under this agreement. 1.3 We will credit the security deposit with interest at 0.5% below the base rate every six months, or at a different rate or intervals determined by us. If you ask, we will provide you with a statement of the interest at the end of every year.
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Removing equipment. Any equipment removed from a Sheriff motor vehicle to be auctioned will be stored in the Sheriff's storage trailer located at Fleet Management. Any equipment stored in the storage locker is property of the Sheriff and Fleet Management will not be responsible for the Sheriff’s equipment stored in the Sheriff’s storage trailer.
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Removing equipment. The Provider removes Equipment and Materials from the Commissioner’s Premises when they are no longer needed unless the Contract Manager allows them to be left in or on the Commissioner’s premises.
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