Reporting of Damage Sample Clauses
The 'Reporting of Damage' clause requires parties to promptly notify each other if any damage occurs to property or goods covered by the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the timeframe within which damage must be reported, the method of notification, and any supporting documentation that should be provided, such as photographs or incident reports. By establishing clear procedures for reporting damage, the clause helps ensure timely resolution of issues, facilitates insurance claims or repairs, and prevents disputes over responsibility or the extent of damage.
Reporting of Damage. Any damage to Marina property or another's property located on Marina property caused by Owner's Vessel, Owner or Owner's guests/invitees must be reported by Owner to the Marina immediately.
Reporting of Damage. Under the terms of clause 56.4 (Accidental Damage and Vandalism) of the PFI Project Agreement, the Contractor has agreed that it shall as soon as practicable inform the Company on the discovery of any damage to any part of the Site or any furniture, fittings and equipment within the Academy. The Company shall co-operate with the Contractor at all times in the performance by the Contractor of its obligations to identify and report any damage, whether accidental or Deliberate Damage.
Reporting of Damage. Any damage or maintenance issues must be reported to the Host immediately to avoid additional charges.
Reporting of Damage. Any damage to the laptop is to be reported to the IT Manager immediately. Early attention resolves issues quickly. Any delays may be costly to the student and the College. First claim: $200 payable to the College by the Parent/Guardian for the first claim made per annum. This cost is subject to change each year. All further claims: The full cost of repairs is payable to the College by the Parent/Guardian for any further claims made per annum.
Reporting of Damage. Any damage to Company property, the Dry-Storage Facility or another's property located at the Dry-Storage Facility or the Harbor caused by Vessel Owner's Vessel or Vessel Owner’s guests/invitees must be reported by Vessel Owner to the Company immediately.
Reporting of Damage. Lessee will immediately report a water leak of any kind to Lessor by calling 352- - _24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Lessee will report any non- emergency issues by submitting a service request through the tenant’s online portal.
Reporting of Damage. Any damage to property in connection with our services is required to be reported within 24 hours of the incident or before installation crew leaves the site, whichever is first. Damage confirmed as a result of our services will be remediated as soon as reasonably possible.
Reporting of Damage. Following the short-term rental, Owner-Residents should inspect their Property for damage and promptly report any damage, beyond normal wear and tear, to Key within 24 hours of guest departure. Key will oversee the coordination with the rental portals and insurance providers in order to seek compensation to the Owner-Resident for any such damage. Key, on behalf of the Owner, will use all commercially reasonable efforts to obtain such compensation, but neither will be responsible or liable to the Owner-Resident for any such damage or compensation. Schedule D DISPUTE RESOLUTION This dispute resolution process is concerned with this Key Owner-Resident Agreement. Disputes or disagreements with operations of the Condominium Corporation should be discussed directly with the Condominium Corporation’s Property Manager.
Reporting of Damage. Under the terms of clause 64 of the Project Agreement the Contractor has agreed that it shall promptly inform the School of the discovery of any damage to any part of the Facilities or any furniture, fittings and equipment within the School. The Governing Body will co-operate with the Contractor at all times in the performance by the Contractor of its obligations to identify and report any damage. In order to facilitate the Contractor’s responsibility to report damage on a timely basis (which in turn will facilitate the correct allocation of responsibility under the Project Agreement as between the Authority and the Contractor), the Governing Body shall procure that the headteacher co-operates with the Contractor in agreeing whether or not any damage is Authority Damage and that the Contractor is kept informed of the headteacher’s alternative as required by clause 64.2.3.
Reporting of Damage. Under the terms of clause [64] (Damage to the Facilities) of the Project Agreement the Contractor has agreed that it shall as soon as practicable inform the Company of the discovery of any damage to any part of the Site or any furniture, fittings and equipment within the Academy. The Company shall co operate with the Contractor at all times in the performance by the Contractor of its obligations to identify and report any damage.