OWNER’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

OWNER’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 If the Vehicle is damaged or breaks down during the Hire Period through no fault of the Hirer, the Owner may, but is not obliged to, replace the Vehicle with a suitable alternative Vehicle. However, the Owner will only replace the Vehicle if it has an alternative Vehicle available. 5.2 Vehicle Excise Duty (car tax) and Insurance will be borne by the Owner. Other costs will be the responsibility of the Hirer.
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OWNER’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. The obligations of the Owner are relatively limited. If the vehicle breaks down the Owner only has to provide a replacement vehicle if he has one that is suitable. If he does not, a rebate of the Hire Charge while the Vehicle is unusable would be appropriate if the problem is not the fault of the Hirer.
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OWNER’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. (a) Subject to and in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, the Owner shall: (i) perform, or procure the performance of the Work (as amended pursuant to any Variation); (ii) provide the FLNG Facility to the Lessee; and (iii) procure the performance of the Operating Services by the Operator, in each case in conformity with the Required Standard. (b) As soon as reasonably practicable following the date of this Agreement, the Owner shall incorporate a wholly owned subsidiary to be the Operator, such entity to be incorporated and organised under the laws of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania as Golar MS Operator S.A.R.
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OWNER’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 The Owner shall in time make payments to the Contractor(s) of all amounts due to the Contractor(s) under this Contract in accordance with the terms and provisions of this Contract. 5.2 The Owner shall provide in time effective, true, valid and complete document and data necessary for Contract execution activities, including document of Free-Issued Items and Design Input. 5.3 The Owner shall at its own cost complete or entrust to complete the engineering geotechnical survey required for the Plant construction and to provide the survey result. 5.4 The Owner shall obtain and provide to the Contractor(s) the governmental mandatory rules and legal documents required for the execution of the Work. 5.5 The Owner shall obtain formalities, approvals and licenses including mining right, land use right, deforestation right, road access right, construction water use and waste discharge right, environmental impact assessment and commencement permit required for the Project execution. 5.6 The Owner is responsible for proper arrangement (relocation or alteration if necessary) with the relevant third parties (local communities) for water, power, oil and gas, drainage and sewage and communication lines, pipelines and facilities on, under or above the Project area (if any) to avoid impediments to the execution of the Work. 5.7 The Owner shall give the Contractor(s) the right of suitable access to, and possession of, all parts of the Site to enable the Contractor(s) to carry out the Works without impediments to such access and possession. Such right and possessions may not be exclusive to the Contractor(s). 5.8 The Owner shall assist the Contractor(s) in providing all necessary assistance and relevant supporting documents for the visa and Indonesian working permit of the Contractor(s)'s foreign staff. 5.9 The Owner shall at its own cost acquire the import approval, custom clearance and duty payment of all Supplied Items, and undertake the unloading from vessel, the inland transportation from unloading from the vessel to Site, and unloading on Site of the above mentioned items according to Project Execution Schedule, in Indonesia. 5.10 The Owner shall be responsible for obtaining all import permits and other licences required for the importation of Contract Equipment, Steel Structure, and Bulk Materials or other goods or materials required for the purposes of the Works. The Owner shall extend all such cooperation that is reasonably required to facilitate the re-exportatio...
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OWNER’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 The Owner will maintain insurance of the Equipment against fire, lightning, explosion and other similar risks during the Hire Period. The terms of the Owner’s policy will be made available to the Hirer upon request and the Hirer will be deemed to have knowledge of those terms. 5.2 If the Equipment is damaged or breaks down during the Hire Period through no fault of the Hirer, the Owner will endeavour to repair or, at its option, may replace the Equipment with suitable alternative equipment if it has alternative equipment available. Pure Gym Fitness Equipment xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx
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OWNER’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. 6 3.1 Payments 6 3.2 Limitation on Payments 6 3.3 Provision of Lands 6 3.4 Representations and Warranties 6
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