LOADING, UNLOADING AND TRANSPORTATION Sample Clauses

LOADING, UNLOADING AND TRANSPORTATION. Lessee shall bear the expense of and responsibility for unloading and reloading the Equipment at Lessee’s receiving point, including all injuries and damages resulting therefrom, and shall pay all demurrage charges incurred at the shipping or receiving points. Lessee shall be responsible for shipping expenses from the original point of shipment to Lessee’s receiving point and all return shipping expenses to Lessor's yard or such other point as Lessor shall in writing direct, regardless of whether these costs are advanced by Lessor. However, if Lessor directs Lessee in writing to return all Equipment to a place other than Lessor's yard, then Lessee shall pay the shipping expenses up to but not beyond the amount that would have been required to return the Equipment to Lessor's yard. Lessee must have an authorized agent available to sign a xxxx of lading upon delivery of the Equipment by the carrier. If no agent is provided at the time of delivery, Lessee authorizes Lessor’s employee to execute the xxxx of lading as Lessee’s agent and such execution shall be deemed an acceptance of the condition of the Equipment upon delivery, and for all losses occurring to the Equipment thereafter while in Lessee’s possession, except as expressly set forth in Section 19 below.
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LOADING, UNLOADING AND TRANSPORTATION. The Lessee shall, at his own risk and expense, load the Equipment for transit and shall be responsible for all loading, unloading, assembling, installing, dismantling and hauling, and shall pay any and all trucking or rail standby charges accruing wherever the same shall be incurred. The Lessee shall pay all transportation charges from and to the Lessor's shipping and receiving point.
LOADING, UNLOADING AND TRANSPORTATION. Lessee shall bear the expense of and responsibility for unloading and reloading the Equipment at Lessee’s receiving and shipping point, including all injuries and damages resulting therefrom, and shall pay all demurrage charges incurred at Lessee’s receiving and shipping points. Lessee shall be responsible for shipping expenses from the original point of shipment to Lessee’s receiving point and all return shipping expenses to the original point of shipment or such other shipping point as Lessor shall in writing direct, regardless of whether these costs are advanced by Lessor. However, if Lessor directs Lessee in writing to return Equipment to a place other than Lessor’s yard, then Lessee shall pay the shipping expenses up to but not beyond the amount that would have been required to return the Equipment to the original Lessor shipping point. Lessee must have an authorized agent available to sign a xxxx of lading upon delivery of the Equipment by the carrier.
LOADING, UNLOADING AND TRANSPORTATION. Lessor at its own expense shall load the Equipment for transit to the Lessee and upon return, unload it, and shall pay all demurrage occurring at its own shipping or receiving point. Lessee at its own expense shall do all other loading, unloading, installing, dismantling and hauling and shall pay all demurrage accruing at its own shipping or receiving point, including all freight and switching charges. It is further understood that when equipment covered by this contract is shipped on its own wheels, that Xxxxxx at his own expense shall provide a responsible person to accompany the shipment both to and returning from his receiving point. Freight prices are based on unrestricted access to jobsite for immediate unloading or loading during normal working days and hours, and do not include overtime unless otherwise specified.
LOADING, UNLOADING AND TRANSPORTATION. Lessee is responsible for all costs and expenses of loading, unloading, installing, dismantling and assembly of all Equipment and shall pay all demurrage accruing at its own shipping/receiving point and all freight and switching charges in both directions. Unless otherwise instructed by the Lessor, Lessee shall return all Equipment to its Point of Origin immediately upon its cessation of need for such Equipment. Should Lessor elect to store such Equipment at a location which is nearer to Lessee than the original point of origin, Xxxxxx agrees to reimburse Lessor for the freight and switching charges shall not exceed the equivalent charges had Xxxxxx elected to have the Equipment returned to the point of origin. All of the foregoing costs and expenses incurred by Lessor will be invoiced to Lessee and due and payable in accordance with section 7. In the event the Equipment is to be used by Lessee outside of the United States (“Out of Country”) Lessee will take delivery of the Equipment at a location in the United States designated by Lessor and Lessee will be responsible for all tariffs, duties, import fees, fees or assessments for transportation to or use Out of Country (“Out of Country Fees”). In the event the Equipment is located Out of Country and is to be used by Lessee Out of Country, Lessee will take delivery of the Equipment at the location designated by Lessor. Unless specifically authorized in writing by Lessor for the Equipment to be delivered to another customer of Lessor while the Equipment is Out of Country, upon Lessor’s demand or at the end of the Rental Term, Lessee will return the Equipment to a location in the United States designated by Lessor and Lessee will be responsible for all Out of Country Fees associated with returning the Equipment to the United States. The foregoing Out of Country provisions are in addition to all other costs and expenses under this section 6.
LOADING, UNLOADING AND TRANSPORTATION. Production Co., at its own cost and expense, shall load the Equipment for transit from Paramount's place of business to Production Co.'s place of business and upon expiration or termination of this Agreement, return and unload the same to Paramount.
LOADING, UNLOADING AND TRANSPORTATION. The Lessee agrees to pay all delivery, freight and transportation charges involved in transporting the Equipment to and from Lessee and as provided in this Subsection 6.1 (“Transportation Charges”). Lessee is responsible for all costs and expenses of loading, unloading, installing, dismantling and assembly of all Equipment, and Lessee shall pay all demurrage accruing at its own shipping/receiving point and all freight and switching charges in both directions. Lessee shall return all Equipment to the Return Point immediately upon its cessation of need for such Equipment, but such return shall not in itself terminate this Agreement. Should CCI designate a Return Point other than the Origin Point, Xxxxxx agrees to reimburse CCI for the freight and switching charges which shall not exceed the equivalent charges had CCI elected to have the Equipment returned to the Origin Point. Transportation Charges shall include
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