Common use of Damage/loss of Property Clause in Contracts

Damage/loss of Property. The University gives all information and makes all statements in good faith and will use its reasonable endeavours to check all information given to Clients and their agents. The University shall not be liable for any damage or loss to property, valuables or money resulting from information provided by the University or any agent or employee acting for the University, save where such loss or damage is caused by a wilful or negligent act of such person. Whilst the University uses all reasonable endeavours to ensure the safety of all persons and their property on University premises no responsibility is accepted by the University or their servants, agents or representatives for the care of property of any description including money, valuables, luggage, clothing or motor vehicles belonging to the Client, members of the Clients party, visitors and/or guests save where such loss or damage is caused by a wilful and negligent act of such person. You are responsible for ensuring that all rooms relating to your party are locked when not in use and that all members of your group take all money and valuables with them. The Client will be responsible for any damage caused to the University’s premises or property including equipment on loan or hire, caused by the Client or a member of the Client’s party and will pay the University in full on demand for the full amount required to make good or remedy such damage.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: www.aber.ac.uk, www.aber.ac.uk, www.aber.ac.uk

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