Personal Baggage Clause Samples

Personal Baggage. The EMPLOYER shall provide and pay for the transportation of the ARTIST’s personal baggage to such outside point or points and return to the City of Origination up to the maximum limit provided by carriers for travel in the United States, and the EMPLOYER or the carrier shall be liable for any loss to the ARTIST on account of loss or damage to such baggage (ordinary wear and tear excepted) while in transit if the ARTIST shall have provided a suitable container therefore, but not in excess of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for each ARTIST. While on tour, whether inside or outside the United States, personal baggage must be available to the ARTIST on a reasonable basis.

Personal Baggage. We will pay for sudden Accidental physical loss of or damage to Your personal baggage or personal effects (other than money) carried during the Covered Trip up to the Limits of Indemnity stated in the Schedule. We shall not be liable for more than the following sub-limits: 1) maximum of HK$3,000 in respect of any one article, pair or set of articles; 2) maximum of HK$5,000 in respect of any one pair or set of sport equipment; 3) maximum of HK$2,500 in respect of loss of or damage to mobile phone for one item only of any one Insured Person;

Personal Baggage. The Engager shall provide and pay for the transportation of the Artist's personal baggage to such outside point or points and return to the city of origin of up to one hundred and fifty (150 Ib.) pound weight in two (2) bags, or limits as prescribed by the commercial carriers. The Engager shall be liable for any loss to the Artist on account of any loss or damage to personal baggage (ordinary wear and tear excepted), while in transit under the control of the Engager. When a commercial carrier is used, the carrier shall be responsible up to its prescribed limits. The Artist must provide a suitable container, and shall have kept the same locked when not in use. Liability shall not exceed two thousand, three hundred forty-five dollars and eighty-eight cents ($2,345.88) for each Artist, with the exception of jewellery, cameras, and watches, when the additional limit shall be one thousand, one hundred seventy-two dollars and ninety-four cents ($1,172.94) for each Artist. From the moment the Artist's baggage is removed from the vehicle, the Artist is solely and completely responsible for said luggage until it is reloaded on to the vehicles, or any other vehicle which the Engager arranges, or until it is "checked-in" at airline, bus, or railroad depot. The Engager may require that a list of contents be supplied prior to departure on tour. The Artist will be required to clear their personal baggage through international customs.

Personal Baggage. The EMPLOYER shall provide and pay for transportation of the ARTIST's personal baggage to such outside point or points and return to the city of origination up to the maximum limit provided by carriers for travel in the United States, up to and including one (1) bag, and the EMPLOYER shall be liable for any loss to the ARTIST on account of loss or damage to such baggage (ordinary wear and tear excepted) while in transit if the ARTIST shall have provided a suitable container therefore and shall have kept the same locked when not in use, but not in excess of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for each ARTIST. While on tour, whether inside or outside the United States, personal baggage must be available to the ARTIST on a reasonable basis. EMPLOYER shall provide handling and transportation for ARTISTS’ personal baggage under the following circumstance: (1) Upon arrival at and departure from EMPLOYER-provided accommodations: if porterage service is required at the accommodations, EMPLOYER shall arrange and pay for this service to be made available to the ARTIST. Porterage service or its equivalent will always be available for those individuals who assert a special need, such need to be verified by qualified medical or paramedical expert. ARTISTS understand that in all situations EMPLOYER is obligated to comply with Federal regulations, which may require individuals to handle their own baggage.

Personal Baggage. The Engager shall provide and pay for the transportation of the Artist’s personal baggage to such outside point or points and return to the city of origin up to the free baggage allowance on scheduled airlines, and the Engager shall be liable for any loss to the Artist on account of any loss or damage to said Artist’s personal baggage, (ordinary wear and tear excepted), while in transit, if the Artist shall have provided a suitable container therefore and shall have kept the same locked when not in use, but not in excess of three thousand, sixty-seven dollars and fifty cents ($3,067.50) in 2004/2005, three thousand, one hundred and fifty-one dollars and eighty-six cents ($3,151.86) in 2005/2006 and three thousand, two hundred and fifty-four dollars and twenty-nine cents ($3,254.29) in 2006/2007 for each Artist, with the exception of jewellery, cameras and watches, when the additional limit shall be one thousand, five hundred and thirty-three dollars and seventy- five cents ($1,533.75) in 2004/2005, one thousand, five hundred and seventy-five dollars and ninety-three cents ($1,575.93) in 2005/2006 and one thousand, six hundred and twenty-seven dollars and fifteen cents ($1,627.15) in 2006/2007 for each Artist, from the moment the Artist’s baggage is removed from the vehicle the Artist is solely and completely responsible for said luggage until it is reloaded on to the vehicle, or any other vehicle which the Engager arranges, or until it is checked-in at airline, bus, or railroad depot. The Artist shall be responsible for transporting personal hand baggage from the Artist’s place of residence to the point of departure (airport, railroad station, or bus departure point) and the Engager will pay the cost, or reimburse the Artist for such transportation up to twenty-three dollars and fifty-two cents ($23.52) in 2004/2005, twenty- four dollars and sixteen cents ($24.16) in 2005/2006 and twenty-four dollars and ninety-five cents ($24.95) in 2006/2007 upon presentation of a receipt on each occasion. Similar arrangements shall apply and be made at the time of the Artist’s return from airport, railroad station or bus arrival point to the Artist’s residence.

Personal Baggage. The EMPLOYER shall provide and pay for the transportation of the ARTIST's personal baggage to such outside point or points and return to the City of Origination up to the maximum limit provided by carriers for travel in the United States, and the EMPLOYER or the carrier shall be liable for any loss to the ARTIST on account of loss or damage to such baggage (ordinary wear and tear excepted) while in transit if the ARTIST shall have provided a suitable container therefore and shall have kept the same locked when not in use, but not in excess of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for each ARTIST. While on tour, whether inside or outside the United States, personal baggage must be available to the ARTIST on a reasonable basis. When flying, the EMPLOYER shall pay for one checked bag for a tour of one week or less, and two checked bags for a tour lasting more than one week.

Personal Baggage. The EMPLOYER shall provide and pay for the transportation of the Artist’s personal baggage to such outside point or points and return to Boston, with the exception of airline travel, in which the EMPLOYER agrees to pay the cost of the first checked bag for each Artist up to the maximum weight limit provided by the carriers for domestic travel. The Artist shall pay for any additional or overweight baggage as required by the airline carrier. The EMPLOYER or the carrier shall be liable for any loss to the Artist on account of loss or damage to such baggage (ordinary wear and tear excepted) while in transit if the Artist shall have provided a suitable container therefore and shall have kept the same locked when not in use, but not in excess of $1,000.00 for each Artist. While on tour, whether inside or outside the United States, personal baggage must be available to the Artist on a reasonable basis.

Personal Baggage. The Engager will also provide and pay for the transportation of the Artist’s personal baggage, up to the free baggage allowance provided on scheduled airlines, between destinations established by the Engager and return to the City of Origin.

Personal Baggage. If during the Period of Insurance the Insured suffers Accidental loss of or damage to the Insured’s baggage and Personal Property contained in such baggage which occurs outside of Hong Kong during the course of the Covered Study Trip, the Company shall reimburse up to one hundred percent (100%) of the Amount of Benefit for Personal Baggage stated in the Policy Schedule per Period of Insurance.