Hire Times Sample Clauses

Hire Times. The Centre can only offer hire between the operating hours of 7am – 1.00am. The times booked MUST include set up time, caterer’s time and last person out. Any use of the facility after the nominated time will be charged as outlined in Schedule 1. Such charges may be deducted from the security bond and, if an insufficient bond is held, the additional charges must be paid within 7 days of the issue of BBCC’s account. Every consideration must be given to the timetabling of the rooms and bookings by other users. If the room is not vacated by the negotiated hire period end time, the hirer shall forfeit equivalent to one week’s room hire or hourly rate plus penalty – see Schedule 1. The City of Xxxxx Planning Permit for the Centre requires all functions to cease at 12.00 midnight and the building to be completely vacated by 1.00am.
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Hire Times. The times booked must include set up time, xxxxxxx’s time and last person out. Doors will only be opened and will be closed at the times stated and paid for. Any use of the facility after the engaged time will be charged for the use at the appropriate commercial rate. Such charges may be deducted from the security bond and, if an insufficient bond is held, the additional charges must be paid within seven days of the issue of Council's account.
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Hire Times. The times booked must include set up time, caterer’s time and cleaning time. Access outside the paid hall hire period is solely at the discretion of the Gippsland Lakes Yacht Club and must be treated as a privilege. An additional fee may be applied.
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Hire Times. Equipment setup is typically done during daylight hours for easy setup. The standard hire time for Bouncy Castles and Ball Pits is 10 hours**. Party Equipment Detectors and accessory Hire are paid per hour. **Subject to bouncy castle type.
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Hire Times. 6.1 All hire times must be adhered to – unless otherwise agreed in writing with the management of the company. The company does not take any responsibility due to the changes it has to make as a consequence of the customer not complying with the hire times. 6.2 The company accepts no responsibility neither can it be held liable in any way whatsoever for delays howsoever caused. 6.3 The customer and their guests may have access to the premises between the “Start Time of Function” and “End Time of Function” stated in the contract. The customer may not alter the starting time of the event without the company’s prior consent and the event must end no later than the end time. 6.4 The customer’s suppliers may have access to the premises from the “Access Time” stated in the contract. In addition to this, the 6.5 Any additional time must be paid on the day at the hourly rate quoted on the contract at the discretion of the management per single 6.6 The customer must strictly adhere to the timetable to ensure that there is no consequence on other bookings. The company cannot be held responsible for any changes that may be made due to the customer and/or its agents failing to adhere to the agreed time slot.
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Hire Times. 4.1 The venue is available for hire from 8am to 12 midnight. 4.2 The period of hire shall commence and conclude strictly at the agreed times nominated on the Venue Hire Application Form. 4.3 Set up and pack up must be included in the times of hire. 4.4 The venue must be vacated promptly at the conclusion of the hiring period. An extra charge will be imposed for any additional time used which is not booked in advance (See Schedule of Additional Charges). 4.5 The venue is available for hire seven days a week, subject to availability. No casual or regular hirewill be available from 23 December to 4 January. 4.6 Events must conclude and the venue must be vacated no later than midnight.
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Hire Times. The times booked must include set up time, and last person off. The pitch is only available for the times stated and paid for. Any use of the pitch after the engaged time will be charged for the use at the appropriate commercial rate. Additional Equipment – Hirers must provide on the application form details of any additional equipment, which they are intending to bring onto the pitch for an event, including without limitation public address systems, chairs, and tables or additional sporting equipment. Personal equipment should not be left or stored at the facility or in the pavilion. Xxxxxxxx Council will not accept liability for any stolen or damaged personal equipment.
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  • Delivery Times 4.1 The delivery times agreed with regard to (parts of) the Performance to be delivered by the Supplier shall be binding. If these delivery times are exceeded, the Supplier shall automatically be in default under the Agreement without notice of default being required to that effect. 4.2 For each calendar day by which the aforesaid delivery times are exceeded, the Supplier shall pay to Wavin an amount of 0.5% of the total sum agreed with a maximum of 10%, which is a genuine pre-estimate of the losses incurred by Xxxxx. 4.3 The Supplier shall always be obliged to provide Wavin in time, and in all cases within 24 hours after the Supplier became aware of this or should reasonably have foreseen this, with adequate and written notification of its impending failure to meet the delivery time. Execution of the Agreement in partial deliveries shall require Xxxxx’s prior written consent. If Wavin so requests, the Supplier shall be obliged to submit a written production or execution schedule and/or to cooperate in progress monitoring.

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  • Crib Time (i) When an Employee is required to work overtime after the usual ceasing time for the day or shift for two hours or more, he/she shall be allowed to take, without deduction of pay, a crib time of twenty minutes in duration immediately after such ceasing time and thereafter, after each four hours of continuous work, he/she shall be allowed to take also, without deduction of pay, a crib time of 30 minutes in duration. (ii) In the event of an Employee remaining at work after the usual ceasing time without taking the crib time of twenty minutes and continuing at work for a period of two hours or more, he/she shall be regarded as having worked twenty minutes more than the time worked and be paid accordingly.

  • Double Time Double time will be paid as follows: (a) For time worked on the calendar Sunday. (b) For time worked on the calendar holidays designated in Section (12.1).

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