Personal Luggage Clause Samples

The Personal Luggage clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding the handling, loss, or damage of an individual's personal belongings during the course of an agreement or activity. Typically, this clause outlines whether the party organizing an event, providing transportation, or offering accommodation is liable for any loss or damage to personal items brought by participants or guests. For example, it may specify that guests are responsible for securing their own luggage and that the host is not liable for theft or accidental damage. The core function of this clause is to clarify liability and set expectations, thereby reducing disputes over lost or damaged personal property.
Personal Luggage. ‌ The Engager shall provide and pay for the transportation of the Artist’s personal luggage to such outside point or points and return to the City of Origin up to the free luggage allowance on scheduled airlines. Where there is no free luggage allowance, the Engager will arrange and pay for the cost of no fewer than one (1) checked bag, within the carrier’s weight limits, each way. The Engager shall be liable for any loss to the Artist on account of any loss or damage to said Artist’s personal luggage, (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 the amount as specified below for each Artist, with the exception of jewellery, cameras and watches, when the additional limit shall be as specified below for each Artist, from the moment the Artist’s luggage 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. 2016-2019 National Ballet of Canada Agreement | Page 34 The Artist shall be responsible for transporting personal hand luggage 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 the amount as specified below 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. Loss or Damage Maximum $4,336.28 Additional Limit $2,168.15 Hand Luggage Maximum $33.24 (G) Additional Luggage‌ For any tour of over eight (8) weeks, or any tour which necessitates the Artist having to provide clothing for a change of season, the Engager agrees to transport a personal trunk for the Artist, in addition to luggage as outlined herein.
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Personal Luggage. ‌ The Engager shall provide and pay for the transportation of the Artist's personal luggage to such outside point or points and return to the city of origin of up to one hundred and fifty pound (150Ib.) weight in two (2) bags for bus travel, and up to 50 pound (50lb) weight, or such other weights as specified by the commercial carriers in one (1) bag for air travel. If the Artist chooses to check a second bag it will be at their own expense. Dance bags will be transported in accordance with Clause 32:12. Where possible, should there be space available on the company truck or containers, the Engager shall transport additional luggage for the Artists at no cost to the Artists. Where a container is not provided for the transportation of the Artist’s dance bag, the Engager will cover the cost of transporting both the Artist’s personal luggage as provided for above and the Artist’s dance bag. The Engager shall be liable for any loss to the Artist on account of any loss or damage to personal luggage (ordinary wear and tear excepted), while in transit under the control of the Engager. Insurance claims for such shall be made immediately upon loss to the Engager’s insurance. In order to claim for loss or damage, an inventory of goods must be kept by the Artist and a copy submitted to management prior to departure. Claims will not be accepted for cash, jewellery, and electronics unless an inventory of such items was made prior to the tour. 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 in transit. Liability shall not exceed the amounts as specified below for each Artist, with the exception of jewellery, cameras, and watches. 2020-2021 2021-2022 2022-2023 Liability $3,106.80 $3,137.87 $3,169.25 The additional liability limit for jewellery, cameras, and watches shall be as specified below for each Artist. 2020-2021 2021-2022 2022-2023 Additional Liability $1,553.40 $1,568.93 $1,584.62 From the moment the Artist's luggage 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 luggage through international cu...
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Personal Luggage. The Ballet will also provide and pay for the transportation of the Artist’s personal luggage, up to the first checked bag, between destinations established by the Ballet and return to the city of origin.
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Personal Luggage. ‌ The Engager shall provide and pay for the transportation of the Artist’s personal luggage to such outside point or points and return to the City of Origin up to the free luggage allowance on scheduled airlines. Where there is no free luggage allowance, the Engager will arrange and pay for the cost of no fewer than one (1) checked bag, within the carrier’s weight limits, each way. The Engager shall be liable for any loss to the Artist on account of any loss or damage to said Artist’s personal luggage, (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 the amount as specified below for each Artist, with the exception of jewellery, cameras and watches, when the additional limit shall be as specified below for each Artist, from the moment the Artist’s luggage 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 luggage 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 the amount as specified below 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. Loss or Damage Maximum $4,596.46 Additional Limit $2,298.24 Hand Luggage Maximum $35.23
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Personal Luggage. The EMPLOYER shall provide and pay for the transportation of the ARTIST’s personal luggage to all destinations and return to the City of Origination subject to, as specified by carrier, the maximum limits, and any other restrictions for travel in the United States and/or abroad subject to the following limitations. For tours of one week or less an Artist may check one piece of personal luggage at no cost to the Artist. For tours longer than one week, an Artist may check two pieces of personal luggage at no cost to the Artist. If the employer requires an Artist to carry his, her, or their theater case to the airport and check it, the airline baggage fee for the theater case shall be at the Employer’s expense. In no event shall the EMPLOYER pay additional fees incurred for personal luggage which exceeds the maximum limits for size and weight as defined by the carrier. The carrier(s) or EMPLOYER shall be liable for any loss to the ARTIST on account of loss or damage to such luggage (ordinary wear and tear excepted) while in transit if the ARTIST shall have provided a suitable container. The liability for damage or loss shall be the amount set forth by the governmental agencies or agencies’ laws, treaties, or conventions with relevant jurisdiction. While on tour, whether inside or outside the United States, personal luggage must be available to the ARTIST on a reasonable basis.
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Personal Luggage. The Engager shall provide and pay for the transportation of the Artist’s personal luggage to such outside point or points and return to the city of origin up to the free luggage 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 luggage, (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, seven hundred and seventy-seven dollars and thirty-one cents ($3,777.31) for each Artist, with the exception of jewellery, cameras and watches, when the additional limit shall be one thousand, eight hundred and eighty-eight dollars and sixty-six cents ($1,888.66) for each Artist, from the moment the Artist’s luggage 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 luggage 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-eight dollars and ninety-six cents ($28.96) 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.
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