Common use of Right to Enter Premises Clause in Contracts

Right to Enter Premises. 16.1. In the event of any of the circumstances referred to in clause15, the Client: (a) Authorises the Supplier, its agents or representatives at all times without notice to enter onto and at all necessary time(s), to remain in and on any premises where the Equipment is located in order to collect the Equipment without being liable in anyway for trespass; and (b) assigns to the Supplier all the Clients rights to enter onto and remain in and on such premises until the Equipment has been collected.

Right to Enter Premises. 16.113.1. In the event of any of the circumstances referred to in clause15clause 12.1, the Client: (a) Authorises the Supplier, its agents or representatives at all times without notice to enter onto and at all necessary time(s), to remain in and on any premises where the Equipment is located in order to collect the Equipment without being liable in anyway for trespass; and (b) assigns to the Supplier all the Clients rights to enter onto and remain in and on such premises until the Equipment has been collected.

Right to Enter Premises. 16.1. In the event of any of the circumstances referred to in clause15clause 15, the Client: (a) Authorises the Supplier, its agents or representatives at all times without notice to enter onto and at all necessary time(s), to remain in and on any premises where the Equipment is located in order to collect the Equipment without being liable in anyway any way for trespass; and (b) assigns to the Supplier all the Clients rights to enter onto and remain in and on such premises until the Equipment has been collected.