Maintenance and Repair Work. We may suspend or restrict Your Service without notice in the event that We, or Our suppliers, believe it is necessary or desirable to conduct maintenance and repair work on any part of the network, facilities or equipment which are relevant, whether directly or indirectly, to supplying Your Service.
Maintenance and Repair Work. Daily working hours for employees assigned to maintenance and repair work on security systems are 8 consecutive hours a day, and the standard work week is 40 hours scheduled over 5 consecutive days, from Sunday 00:01 to Saturday 24:00.
Maintenance and Repair Work. If We or Our suppliers need to conduct maintenance and repair work on any part of the network or equipment which is directly or indirectly relevant for supplying Your Service, then Your Service may be impacted.
Maintenance and Repair Work. It is agreed that the jurisdiction of the XXX shall cover the maintenance and repair of equipment (which term includes containers and chassis) and such equipment as its members have historically maintained and which is owned, controlled, operated, or interchanged by USMX members including, but not limited to, (a) container cranes, (b) container-handling equipment, and
Maintenance and Repair Work. 15.1 The Tenant must timeously complete any repair work for which he is responsible under this Lease Agreement. If the Tenant fails to do so, the Landlord shall be entitled to have such work completed by a third party and may claim any costs incurred in respect of the completion of such work from the Tenant.
15.2 If the Tenant discovers that maintenance or repair work needs to be done which the Tenant is not responsible for in terms of this Lease Agreement, the Tenant shall inform the Landlord, in Writing, as soon as is reasonably possible after he learns that such work needs to be done. If the Tenant fails to do so, the Landlord shall be entitled to have such work completed by a third party and may claim any costs incurred in respect of the completion of any such work from the Tenant.
15.3 Should the Property Practitioner be contacted to attend to, or arrange for a contractor or service provider to attend to, any maintenance and / or repair work at the Premises, the Landlord or Tenant (depending on whose responsibility it is) shall pay the Property Practitioner a surcharge amount for attending to this.
15.4 Should the Tenant not provide access to the Premises to the Property Practitioner or Owner after a reasonable request to obtain access, the Property Practitioner or Landlord may enter the premises and attend to any repairs as per section 15.1, 15.2 and 15.3 without the Tenant being present.
15.5 The Tenant is responsible to ensure all valuables are locked away when repair or maintenance work is performed and the Property Practitioner or the Landlord will not be held liable for any loss.
15.6 Should the Tenant request the Property Practitioner to contact a contractor to check and/or attend to something in a unit and the contractor can’t find anything wrong, the call out fee will be charged to the Tenant’s account.
Maintenance and Repair Work. 15.1. The Tenant must timeously complete any repair work for which he is responsible under this Lease Agreement. If the Tenant fails to do so, the Landlord shall be entitled to have such work completed by a third party and may claim any costs incurred in respect of the completion of such work from the Tenant.
15.2. If the Tenant discovers that maintenance or repair work needs to be done which the Tenant is not responsible for in terms of this Lease Agreement, the Tenant shall inform the Landlord, in Writing, as soon as is reasonably possible after he learns that such work needs to be done. If the Tenant fails to do so, the Landlord shall be entitled to have such work completed by a third party and may claim any costs incurred in respect of the completion of any such work from the Tenant.
15.3. Should the Agent be contacted to attend to, or arrange for a contractor or service provider to attend to, any maintenance and / or repair work at the Premises, the Landlord or Tenant (depending on whose responsibility it is) shall pay the Agent the surcharge amount set out in item 1.15 for attending to this.
Maintenance and Repair Work. All work (including all supplies, materials and equipment) which is of a routine nature and is reasonably necessary for preventative maintenance and repair for any property, structures, surfaces, facilities, fixtures (including, but not limited to, media plug-ins and cable and all wiring attendant thereto), equipment, furnishings, improvements, and components that form any part of the Stadium Complex (including machinery, pipes, plumbing, wiring, gas and electric fittings, elevators, escalators, showers, toilets and restroom facilities, first aid facilities, spectator, and other seating and access to the Stadium Complex) in a manner reasonably consistent with the standards at other Comparable NFL Facilities. Maintenance and Repair Work shall not include typical costs incurred to operate the Stadium Complex, including but not limited to the following: (i) operating expenses not directly relating to the maintenance or repair of the Stadium Complex, (ii) StadCo’s labor, janitorial or security costs, (iii) periodic testing of building systems, such as mechanical, card-key security, fire alarm, lighting, and sound systems; (iv) ongoing trash removal; (v) cleaning, including restocking, prior to, during and following, and necessary as a direct result of, all events; (vi) groundskeeping services; or (vii) any Capital Improvements.
Maintenance and Repair Work. 14.1 The Tenant must timeously complete any repair work for which he is responsible under this Lease. If the Tenant fails to do so, the Landlord shall be entitled to have such work completed by a third party and may claim any costs incurred in respect of the completion of such work from the Tenant.
14.2 If the Tenant discovers that maintenance or repair work needs to be done which the Tenant is responsible for in terms of this Lease, the Tenant must inform the Landlord, in writing, as soon as is reasonably possible after he learns that such work needs to be done. If the Tenant fails to do so, the Landlord shall be entitled to have such work completed by a third party and may claim any costs incurred in respect of the completion of any such work from the Tenant.
Maintenance and Repair Work. Except in conjunction with the Developer’s construction, or in conjunction with emergency repairs, (i) no extensive work on any motor vehicles, commercial or recreational vehicles or machines of any kind shall be permitted outdoors on any Lot or Block, (ii) no maintenance or repair work shall be done on any Lot which unreasonably disturbs the occupants of other Lots.
Maintenance and Repair Work. It is agreed that the jurisdiction of the ILA shall cover the maintenance and repair of equipment (which term includes containers and chassis) and such equipment as its members have historically maintained and which is owned, controlled, operated, or interchanged by USMX members including, but not limited to (a) container cranes,
