Items Left Unattended Clause Samples

The "Items Left Unattended" clause defines the responsibilities and liabilities related to personal or company property that is left without supervision in a specified area. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the party in control of the premises is responsible for loss, theft, or damage to such items, often stating that the owner of the items assumes the risk if they leave belongings unattended. Its core practical function is to allocate risk and limit liability for property loss, ensuring all parties understand who bears responsibility for unattended items.
Items Left Unattended. The Licensee shall ensure that no items are left unattended at the Event Space during the non Operating Hours. In the event, the Licensee breaches this obligation, the Licensor may terminate the Licence Agreement, forfeit any Licence Fee paid in advance and the Security Deposit and impose a fine up to 40% of the total Licence Fee and any costs and expenses in connection with the removal of the items incurred by the Licensor, shall be for the Licensee’s account and any invoice provided by the Licensor shall be conclusive and binding upon the Licensee.
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