The Hirer acknowledges Sample Clauses

The "The Hirer acknowledges" clause serves to formally record that the hirer is aware of and accepts certain facts, conditions, or obligations specified in the agreement. Typically, this clause is used to confirm that the hirer has received information, understands specific terms, or recognizes the state of the equipment or services being provided. By including this clause, the agreement ensures that the hirer cannot later claim ignorance of these matters, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and clarifying the parties' understanding.
The Hirer acknowledges a. Subject to sub-clause 11(b), although Wilderness does not require payment of a bond at the commencement of the Rental Period, if at any time during the Rental Period the Vehicle or third party property is damaged (Speci- fied Damage) regardless of who is at fault, the Hirer agrees to immediately pay a bond equal to the applicable insurance excess, the amount of such excess being dependent on whether a Liability Reduction Option was taken up by the Hirer. The bond is to cover the Specified damage to the Vehicle or third party property. Unless other arrangements acceptable to Wilderness are made, the required bond payment will be deducted from the Hirer’s provided credit card. The bond payment will be used by Wilderness to put the Vehicle back in the same condition it was in at pick up, repair any third party property damage or pay any other amounts payable to Wilderness by the Hirer. Any surplus not utilized for such purposes will be credited to the credit card provided by the Hirer or (if paid by bank transfer, eftpos or other electronic payment method pursuant to clause 11(b)) returned to the Hirer. b. Notwithstanding sub-clause 11(a), any Hirer who is unable to provide Wilderness with a credit card to debit as security for its obligations under this agreement, must pay a bond to Wilderness for the same purpose at the commencement of the Rental Period, such bond to be either: i. Equal to the applicable insurance excess, the amount of such excess being dependent on whether a Liability Reduction Option was taken up by the Hirer; or ii. Where the VIP Liability Reduction Option has been taken up by the Hirer, the sum of $500,
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The Hirer acknowledges a) Unless otherwise agreed, access to the Facilities will only be permitted during the Hire Period. b) Authorised JCU staff may be in attendance in and around the Facilities during the Hire Period. c) Authorised JCU staff have authority to eject a person or persons from or refuse entry to the Facilities or terminate an activity if, in his/her reasonable judgement, the person or persons are not adhering to the conditions of this Hire Agreement or the Facilities are being used for a purpose other than that specified in this Hire Agreement. d) If required by the Hirer, JCU may at the Hirer’s expense, provide additional security for the Facilities.
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The Hirer acknowledges. (a) It has inspected the Cabin and enters into this Agreement in reliance upon that inspection and upon the Hirer’s own judgement as to the quality of the Cabin and the fitness of the Cabin for the Hirer’s purposes; (b) That Wheely Cabins, and the manufacturer of the Cabin are separate, independent entities, and neither the manufacturer or any other person is the agent of Wheely Cabins and further acknowledges that no representation, guarantee or warranty by the manufacturer or other person is binding upon Wheely Cabins and that no breach by the manufacturer or any other person will excuse the Hirer’s obligations to Wheely Cabins under this Agreement; (c) That Wheely Cabins has not provided the Hirer with any advice on the taxation or accounting treatment of this Agreement or of (d) This Agreement is a commercial chattels lease and does not create any lease or tenancy subject to the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 or the Property Law Act 2007. (e) If the Cabin is being leased from Wheely Cabins wholly or mainly for use in the Hirer’s business, the provisions of the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 do not apply. (f) That Wheely Cabins reserve the right to carry out a credit check on any new customer.
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