Confirmed Bookings Sample Clauses

Confirmed Bookings. Subject to the Property being available, and we have received the required payments and deposits, we will give you written confirmation as soon as reasonably possible. Bookings will only be accepted subject to our standard Booking Terms & Conditions and, once you have indicated that you have read and accepted these terms, we can issue our written booking confirmation. Any payment made to Cotswolds Spa Holidays Limited for letting a property will be deemed to be in acceptance of these terms. Your binding contract with the Owner will begin when we issue the written confirmation. We, on behalf of the Owner, have the right to refuse any booking before we send you your written confirmation (if we do this, we will tell you in writing and promptly refund any money you have paid to us)
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Confirmed Bookings. Confirmed bookings are binding for both parties. On request of the client, MODELWERK shall confirm them in writing without delay, indicating the essential details.
Confirmed Bookings. If Agency confirms Model's availability to perform services on any day (a "Confirmed Booking"), Agency agrees that Model will appear and be camera-ready unless (i) Model is otherwise instructed by M·A·C or (ii) Model is unavailable as a result of a Force Majeure, illness, injury or other cause beyond Model's control. Notwithstanding any limitation of damages hereunder, if for any reason, except in the case of Force Majeure, illness, injury, M·A·C's instructions or other cause beyond Model's control, Model does not give at least fifteen (15) days advance notice and Model fails to provide services or fails to arrive camera-ready for a Confirmed Booking as scheduled hereunder, Model will be responsible for any actual, direct, out of pocket, reasonable costs and expenses actually paid by M·A·C on account of Model's failure to provide such services or to arrive camera-ready. M·A·C agrees to provide Model with written documentation of such costs and expenses related to the cancellation and use good faith efforts to mitigate any such costs.
Confirmed Bookings. THE FOLLOWING SETS OUT THE PROCEDURE BY WHICH A BINDING CONTRACT IS MADE BETWEEN THE MANAGER AND THE HIRER xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx
Confirmed Bookings. Cancellations of confirmed bookings will result in the following charges: 1 week or more prior to rental date, all payments refunded remitting 5% for a processing fee. 48 hours prior to rental date 50% of total rental fee will be returned. If less than 48 hours no refund will be given. All refunds will be made by company check once RENTER payments and deposits have cleared SCREEN 33 account. If SCREEN 33 must cancel RENTER reservation, RENTER will be given, in SCREEN 33's sole discretion, either rescheduling priority or a full refund. Company is not liable for acts out of its control that affect the reserved date, such as building equipment failures, power outages, weather, acts of God or emergencies. In such cases, Company will refund a prorated portion of payment.
Confirmed Bookings. Once you have submitted your internal order via the university Finance System, the user who raised the order will receive a confirmation email from Campus Services within 24 hours (excluding weekend days)
Confirmed Bookings. 3.4.1. If the Hirer wishes to proceed with a Booking, the Hirer must provide written confirmation to xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx.
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Confirmed Bookings. The Owners, not Oregon Adventure Rentals (Adventure Equipment Holdings, LLC), are solely responsible for honoring any confirmed bookings and making available any vehicles reserved through the Services. If you, as a Renter, choose to enter into a transaction with an Owner for the booking of a rental unit, you agree and understand that you will be required to enter into an agreement with the Owner and you agree to accept any terms, conditions, rules and restrictions associated with renting the rental unit as imposed by the Owner. You acknowledge and agree that you, and not Oregon Adventure Rentals (Adventure Equipment Holdings, LLC), will be responsible for performing the obligations of any such agreements, that Oregon Adventure Rentals (Adventure Equipment Holdings, LLC) is not a party to such agreements, and that, with the exception of its obligations hereunder to pay rental Fees to the applicable Owner, Oregon Adventure Rentals (Adventure Equipment Holdings, LLC) disclaims all liability arising from or related to any such agreements. Security Deposits Owners may choose to include a security deposit requirement in their listings. Outdoorsy will obtain pre-authorization of the Renter’s credit card according to Outdoorsy’s terms. Oregon Adventure Rentals (Adventure Equipment Holdings, LLC) does not administer or accept claims by Owners related to security deposits and disclaims any and all liability in this regard. Fees General information about rental rates can be found here xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Specific information about rental costs are defined in individual rental contracts between Renters and Owners. Outdoorsy deducts service fees from Renters’ payments to Owners for confirmed bookings and remits the remainder to Oregon Adventure Rentals (Adventure Equipment Holdings, LLC) according to Outdoorsy’s Terms. Oregon Adventure Rentals (Adventure Equipment Holdings, LLC) in turn remits the remainder to Owners according to Oregon Adventure Rentals (Adventure Equipment Holdings, LLC)’s Owner Policies.

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