ENGAGEMENT OF EXTERNAL CONTRACTORS Sample Clauses

ENGAGEMENT OF EXTERNAL CONTRACTORS. You must notify the Hotel at least twenty-eight (28) days prior to the Function start date of any third party contractors, suppliers or entertainment that may require access to the Function space (in advance or on the date of the Function). The Company reserves the right to charge additional fees for advance access to the Function facilities. Any such third parties must comply with the Hotel’s health and safety and other policies (available on request) and maintain an appropriate level of public liability insurance and any other insurances normally maintained by a contractor, supplier or entertainer of that nature (proof of such insurance being in effect will be required by the Hotel). We reserve the right to refuse access or eject any persons whose behaviour We reasonably consider to be objectionable (including any person engaged by You to provide external catering services, production, entertainment or perform any other duties at the Function). Notwithstanding any other provision of this Contract neither the Company nor the Hotel accepts any liability for the acts or omissions of such third parties (even if such person is on an approved contractor list made available to You by the Hotel). Guests are not permitted to smoke in rooms or public areas.
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ENGAGEMENT OF EXTERNAL CONTRACTORS. You must notify the Hotel at least twenty-eight (28) days prior to the Function start date of any third party contractors, suppliers or entertainment that shall require access to the Function space (in advance or on the date of the Function). The Company reserves the right to charge additional fees for advance access to the Function facilities and to refuse access or eject any persons whose behavior it reasonably considers to be objectionable (including any person engaged by you to provide production, entertainment or perform any other duties at the Function). Any such third parties must comply with the Hotel's health and safety and other policies (available on request) and maintain an appropriate level of public liability insurance and any other insurance normally maintained by a contractor, supplier or entertainer of that nature. Guests are not permitted to smoke in rooms or public areas. Guests are not permitted to smoke in rooms or public areas.
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ENGAGEMENT OF EXTERNAL CONTRACTORS. 15.1 The Company reserves the right to refuse access or eject without prejudice any persons, who it considers to be objectionable (including any person engaged by the Client to provide production, entertainment or perform any other duties at the Event.) 15.2 All contractors and sub-contractors must abide by the terms of this Agreement and the Client shall remain liable for any of their acts or omissions.
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