Limit on Value Sample Clauses

Limit on Value. Contractor acknowledges and agrees that the total aggregate value of the Agreement together with any related change orders, amendments, or addendums will not exceed fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) without the approval of the City Council of the City.
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Limit on Value. Occupant agrees that the Unit is not appropriate for the storage of objects which have sentimental value to the Occupant or others, including but not limited to keepsakes, souvenirs, heirlooms, and collector’s items; one-of-a-kind or unique property, including but not limited to books, records, writings, and works of art, which cannot be replaced; items for which there is no resale market readily available; and records relating to items stored in the Unit or their value. Occupant further agrees that the value of any items meeting the above description that Occupant chooses to store in the Unit in violation of this provision shall be limited to the salvage value of the item’s raw materials.
Limit on Value. Occupant agrees that the Unit is not appropriate for the storage of objects which have sentimental value to the Occupant or others, including but limited to keepsakes, souvenirs, heirlooms, and collector’s items; one-of-a-kind or unique property, including but not limited to books, records, writings, and works of art, which cannot be replaced; items for which there is no resale market readily available; and records relating to items stored in the Unit or their value. Occupant further agrees that the value of any such items that Occupant chooses to store in the Unit shall be limited to the salvage value of the item’s raw materials. Without Operator’s written permission, Occupant agrees not to store property that has an aggregate value of over $5,000 or that may cause consequential damages or emotional distress to Occupant or others if it were missing, stolen, sold or damaged. The aggregate value of all property stored in the Unit shall not be deemed to exceed $5,000 for any purpose, but may be worth less.

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