Common use of OWNER’S LIABILITY Clause in Contracts

OWNER’S LIABILITY. The Owners are not liable or responsible for any financial or non-financial loss incurred as a result of injuries, illness or accidents that may occur whilst the Guest, Suppliers or members of the Rental Party are staying at or visiting the Property. The Owners are not liable or responsible for any acts of God that may limit some or all access and use of the Property during the Booking period including but not limited to water shortages or unavailability, electrical service faults, septic tank/system faults, fire or flood. If the Property is unavailable to the Guest, Suppliers or members of the Rental Party for reasons not related to actions or omissions on the part of the Guest, Suppliers or members of the Rental Party, the Owners may, at their discretion, refund amounts up to the value of the nights that the Property is not habitable (limited to the value of the Deposit and Final Payment). The Owners are not liable for any direct or consequential loss incurred including, but not limited to, Suppliers (or their employees or property), other costs, direct or indirect, damages, accidents, expenses, emotional stress or harm that the Guest, Suppliers and members of the Rental Party may suffer or incur. The Guest, Suppliers and members of the Rental Party waive all responsibility for the theft, damage or loss of any goods brought onto the Property.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Short Term Rental Agreement, Short Term Rental Agreement, Short Term Rental Agreement

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