MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS Sample Clauses
MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS. 6.1 If the Buyer, on reasonable grounds and based on the number of Unscheduled Outages and Scheduled Outages in any rolling six (6) Month period and the Energy Output of the Facility Unit, at any time is of the opinion that the Facility Unit is not being Maintained to the standard of a Reasonable and Prudent Operator, it may require that the Independent Engineer conduct an inspection (and, based on the outcome of the inspection, such tests of the Facility Unit's condition as may be necessary) to ascertain whether the Facility is being Maintained to the standard of a Reasonable and Prudent Operator. The Buyer shall provide the seller with 1 weeks notice of the intended inspection.
6.2 If the inspection and, if applicable, tests detailed in clause 6.1 show that the Facility Unit is being Maintained to the standard of a Reasonable and Prudent Operator, the Buyer shall bear all costs of conducting such inspection and tests, including the Seller's reasonable costs and losses. If the inspection and, if applicable, tests show that the Facility Unit is not being Maintained to the standard of a Reasonable and Prudent Operator, the Buyer may require the Seller to undertake such works as may be performed by a Reasonable and Prudent Operator to ensure that the Facility Unit is Maintained to such standard, and the Seller shall bear all costs of conducting such inspection and tests and performing such works, including the Buyer's reasonable costs.
6.3 Any dispute arising from or relating to the performance of the inspection or tests by the Independent Engineer or the results thereof shall be referred to and determined by an Independent Expert in accordance with the provisions of clause 28 Fast-Track Dispute Resolution).
MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS. SUBRECIPIENT shall maintain, or cause to be maintained, the Vehicle(s) at a high level of cleanliness, safety, and mechanical soundness under maintenance procedures currently in effect for any SUBRECIPIENT-owned Vehicle(s). SANDAG and the FTA shall have the right to conduct periodic maintenance inspections for the purpose of confirming the existence, condition, and proper maintenance of Vehicle(s).
MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS. The Leasing Agent reserves the right to enter and inspect the Premises and the Unit at any time with regards to maintaining basic cleanliness and maintenance. If the Tenants have not kept the Property to a standard of cleanliness as determined by the Leasing Agent, said Agent may have the property cleaned at the Tenant’s expense. Preventative Maintenance Inspections will also be done during times of vacancy, such as semester breaks and holiday breaks.
MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS. 7.1 If the Buyer, on reasonable grounds and based on the number of Unscheduled Outages and Scheduled Outages in any rolling six (6) Month period and the Energy Output of the Facility, at any time is of the opinion that the Facility is not being Maintained to the standard of a Reasonable and Prudent Operator, it may require that the Independent Engineer conduct an inspection (and, based on the outcome of the inspection, such tests of the Facility's condition as may be necessary) to ascertain whether the Facility is being Maintained to the standard of a Reasonable and Prudent Operator.
7.2 If the inspection and, if applicable, tests detailed in clause 5.1 show that the Facility is being Maintained to the standard of a Reasonable and Prudent Operator, the Buyer shall bear all costs of conducting such inspection and tests, including the Seller's reasonable costs and losses. If the inspection and, if applicable, tests show that the Facility is not being Maintained to the standard of a Reasonable and Prudent Operator, the Buyer may require the Seller to
7.3 Any dispute arising from or relating to the performance of the inspection or tests by the Independent Engineer or the results thereof shall be referred to and determined by an Independent Expert in accordance with the provisions of clause 26 (Fast Track Dispute Resolution).
MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS. 6.1 The Lessee must at all times ensure that the Trailer is kept in good condition and proper working order. Moreover, the Lessee must comply with the requirements pertaining to any laws, regulations and provisions regarding the condition and traffic safety of the Trailer. In the event that parts or equipment on the Trailer need changing, the Lessee must only replace these with original parts. Replacement with other spare parts or equipment can be made only with the prior express and written permission of the Lessor.
6.2 The Lessor is entitled to perform inspections of, repairs on or exchange the Trailer, if necessary, at any time during the rental term and the Lessee is obliged to reasonably make available the Trailer for the Lessor at the address submitted by the Lessee in the Rental Agreement or another address if subsequently agreed. The Lessee shall also allow the Lessor to access the Trailer within the timeframe appropriate in order to perform the inspections and controls of the Trailer which are necessary according to authority requirements.
6.3 The periodical maintenance of the Trailer must be carried out by the Lessor, but the Lessee is obliged to follow and comply with those dates and times determined by the Lessor for maintenance and inspections. If the Lessee does not comply with these fixed dates and times for maintenance, the full responsibility and maintenance duty for the Trailer shall pass immediately to the Lessee, including the costs related hereto.
6.4 Overhaul and inspection will take place at the Lessee's own workshop if no other written agreement has been made with the Lessor.
MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS. 5.1 Deep River and Chester shall ensure that all sewer lines and equipment located in their respective towns are maintained in good operating order and shall further ensure that said lines and equipment are not negatively impacting, or otherwise impeding, the operation of the sewer system and Deep River Facility in accordance with DEP Guidelines.
5.2 Deep River also has the right to inspect and test all sewer lines and equipment located in the Town of Chester which may affect the sewer system and Facility, including such inspections and tests as may be necessary to verify the number and types of properties connected to the system in Chester. Chester also has the right to inspect and test all sewer lines and equipment located in the Town of Deep River that may affect Chester’s sewer system. If upon inspection either town discovers conditions or equipment that are negatively impacting, or otherwise impeding, their operation of their sewer system and Facility, they may demand, in writing, that the other town satisfactorily rectify such conditions or equipment. If either town fails to replace or repair such equipment within the reasonable time prescribed in the written notice, the requesting town may do so and ▇▇▇▇ the offending town for the cost thereof.
5.3 Both towns shall be liable for any damage caused to sewer system and Facility by sewer lines or equipment located in their respective towns that are not performing or inadequately performing, and they shall also be liable for all costs incurred due to such damage.
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