Personal Injury and Property Loss. Owner/Agent is not liable to Resident or Resident’s guests or occupants for any claim based upon personal injury or damage or loss of personal property from, among other things, mold, mildew, fire, smoke, rain, flood, water, leaks, hail, ice, snow, lightning, wind, explosions, interruption of utilities, vandalism, theft, or from any other cause whatsoever unless that injury or damage is caused by Owner/Agent’s negligence. Resident accepts full responsibility for all of the behavior, acts, injuries, damages or losses to persons and property that result from Resident’s acts or failure to act, or from the actions or failures to act of other occupants or Resident’s guests. If Resident asks Owner/Agent’s representatives to perform services not contemplated in the Agreement, Resident will indemnify, defend and hold Owner/Agent harmless from all liability for those services. Resident is informed that Owner/Agent’s insurance does not cover Resident’s property, acts or omissions. Residents can protect their personal property by acquiring fire/theft or renters insurance.
Personal Injury and Property Loss. Owner/Agent is not liable to Resident or Resident’s guests or occupants for any claim based upon personal injury or damage or loss of personal property from, among other things, mold, mildew, fire, smoke, rain, flood, water, leaks, hail, ice, snow, lightning, wind, explosions, interruption of utilities, vandalism, theft, or from any other cause whatsoever unless that injury or damage is caused by Owner/Agent’s negligence. Resident accepts full responsibility for all of the behavior, acts, injuries, damages or losses to persons and property that result from Resident’s acts or failure to act, or from
Personal Injury and Property Loss. 28.1 A teacher who, as the result of an accident or assault which occurs in the course of his or her employment, is injured and is required to be absent from his or her duties as a teacher, will be paid his or her accrued sick leave, as provided in Article 8 (less workmen's compensation or any other disability income benefits to which he or she may be entitled). A claim under this section must be supported by satisfactory evidence if the Superintendent so requests. The Superintendent reserves the right to retain a physician at their own expense who may determine the condition of the teacher.
1. The teacher will report the incident on the appropriate form within one week.
2. The teacher will document the incident stating such specifics as: (a) a description of the damaged, destroyed or stolen article; (b) the circumstances under which the problem occurred;
Personal Injury and Property Loss. 28.1 A teacher who, as the result of an accident or assault which occurs in the course of his or her employment, is injured and is required to be absent from his or her duties as a teacher, will be paid his or her accrued sick leave, as provided in Article 8 (less workmen’s compensation or any other disability income benefits to which he or she may be entitled). A claim under this section must be supported by satisfactory evidence if the Committees so request. The Committees reserve the right to retain a physician at their own expense who may determine the condition of the teacher.
28.2 1. The teacher will report the incident on the appropriate form within one week.
Personal Injury and Property Loss. 23.1 A teacher who, as the result of an accident or assault which occurs in the course of their employment, is injured and is required to be absent from their duties as a teacher, will be paid their accrued sick leave, as provided in Article 8 (less workmen's compensation or any other disability income benefits to which they/them may be entitled). A claim under this section must be supported by satisfactory evidence if the Superintendent so requests. The Superintendent reserves the right to retain a physician at their own expense who may determine the condition of the teacher.
1. The teacher will report the incident on the appropriate form within one week.
2. The teacher will document the incident stating such specifics as: (a) a description of the damaged, destroyed or stolen article; (b) the circumstances under which the problem occurred; (c) why the article was on school property (preferably how it impacts the "course of their employment"); (d) the "fair market value" of the article--written estimate (professional or applicable); (e) when the incident was reported to the police if appropriate.
3. Settlement will be made only up to the amount not covered by personal insurance (i.e. deductible amount). The teacher must submit a copy of their insurance documenting the deductible amount and the balance not covered by the policy.
4. For autos, only damage which represents clear vandalism will be covered.
5. In no case will damages of more than $250 be paid to an individual who has no insurance.
23.3 At the request of the Committee, the Association's Professional Rights and Responsibilities Committee will review any claim arising under this Article and make a recommendation to the teacher and the Committee as to the merits of the claim.
