Personal Belongings Clause Samples

The Personal Belongings clause defines the responsibilities and limitations regarding the storage, use, and liability for individuals' personal items on a property or within a facility. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the property owner or operator is responsible for loss, theft, or damage to personal belongings brought onto the premises by tenants, employees, or visitors. For example, it may state that residents must secure their own valuables and that the landlord is not liable for any losses. The core function of this clause is to allocate risk and clarify liability, thereby preventing disputes over lost or damaged personal property.
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Personal Belongings. Tenant agrees not to leave any personal belongings (including lawn furniture) in the parking areas, common halls, sidewalks, lawn areas or other common areas of the apartment community.
Personal Belongings. We will pay up to £100 for personal belongings in or on your vehicle if they are lost or damaged because of an accident, fire, theft or attempted theft. This personal belongings cover does not apply to: • Money, stamps, tickets and documents • Goods or samples connected with the work of any driver or passenger • Property insured under any other contractWear and tear • Property that was not reasonably protected You will not have to pay an excess for any claim under this section.
Personal Belongings a) The house holds no responsibility for stolen goods. b) If a room has been abandoned or rent not paid a phone call and a text will be sent on the day. If you chose not to respond your belongings will be removed and dumped, no exceptions. They are your belongings and it is not our responsibility if you choose to ignore calls and not pay rent. c) Should a resident leave the house permanently all goods must be taken with them. d) No goods will be stored by the house EVER; any abandoned room will have their belongings discarded immediately. e) A tenant is NOT to store belongings of others if they have been evicted.
Personal Belongings. The Union’s cannot accept responsibility for loss by theft or otherwise, or damage of your personal belonging. The Contractor is advised to ensure that they have adequate personal insurance to cover such loss/damage should it occur.
Personal Belongings. We will pay up to £150 for personal belongings in or on your vehicle if they are lost or damaged because of an accident, fire, theft or attempted theft. This personal belongings cover does not apply to: • Money, stamps, tickets and documents • Goods or samples connected with the work of any driver or passenger • Property insured under any other contractWear and tearChild seats or child booster seats • Theft of any property which is in an open or convertible vehicle, unless it is kept in a locked luggage compartment or • Property that was not reasonably protected You will not have to pay an excess for any claim under this section.
Personal Belongings. All personal items should be removed from your Accommodation by/on your departure date. There are no storage facilities on campus for personal belongings, as such any items left behind after your departure date will be considered non-essential/unwanted and be recycled, donated or disposed of. Excess items left behind (more than the contents of one standard black bin bag) may incur a fee covering the actual cost of disposing these items.
Personal Belongings. The Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena is not responsible for lost or stolen itemsAll members should keep the number of personal items they bring to the Club to a minimum • All members should store book bags, swimsuits, towels, musical instruments, etc. in designated areas for safekeeping • Cash should be kept on your person at all times • No using personal devices (i.e., tablets, mobile phones, etc.) to access inappropriate sites or to take pictures or videos of other members, including "selfies" or self-portraits. • Personal electronic devices should NOT be used during Power Hour, Programs, or when instructed by staff and volunteers – accessing social media within the Club is always prohibited
Personal Belongings. 24.1. Small items of personal furniture may be brought into the Home with the prior agreement of the Home’s manager. It is your responsibility to ensure that such items are clearly marked with your name. Please see clause 25 in relation to your obligations to insure your belongings. 24.2. You must not bring into the Home soft furnishings which are not certified as being fire retardant. 24.3. All your personal clothing must be clearly labelled and documented on admission and during your stay in the Home. This is your responsibility and is a simple precaution that will reduce the risk of your clothing being mislaid or lost. A member of staff should be informed of and shown any clothing or articles brought into the Home for you at any time, for the purpose of documenting and/or labelling. 24.4. We agree to provide a laundry service for your clothing that are machine washable at a minimum temperature of 40 degrees Celsius and are able to be tumble dried (but our laundry service does not include professional dry cleaning or hand washing of any item). 24.5. The Home shall not be responsible in any way for damage or loss to your furniture, clothes or other personal belongings unless the Home has been negligent, fraudulent or breached this Agreement in respect of your furniture, clothes or other personal belongings, in which case the limitations in clause 288 will apply.
Personal Belongings. It is further understood and agreed that the University, by granting of this license, neither accepts nor assumes any responsibility for the personal belongings of the student, nor accepts nor assumes any responsibility for storage or shipping of personal articles left in the licensed premises or associated areas after the student withdraws or terminates this license. It is expected that the Student will, either through their parent’s insurer, or a separate tenant insurance product, be insured against personal injury, property damage, and all forms of harm they or their actions may cause to other residents.
Personal Belongings. The Resident shall remove all of Resident’s property at the end of the lease. The Association is not responsible for any personal belongings or items left behind. Any property left behind shall become the property of Association and may be disposed of.