Plate Clause Samples
The "Plate" clause typically defines the responsibilities and specifications related to the provision, installation, or maintenance of plates, which may refer to physical nameplates, identification plates, or similar items in a contractual context. This clause outlines who is responsible for supplying the plates, the required materials or information to be displayed, and the standards for placement and durability. Its core practical function is to ensure that all necessary identification or informational plates are properly provided and maintained, thereby promoting safety, compliance, and clear identification of equipment or property.
Plate. The Plate event is open to all players who do not qualify for the KO stage of the main event. Entrants will be divided into blocks leading to qualification for a subsequent KO phase. The Tournament Manager will decide whether matches in either phase of the competition are played as single games or Best of 3. If announced in advance ties in the block phase may be broken without recourse to play-offs using clause 4 of WCF Sports Regulations Appendix 5, modified to allow the use of net games/points for AC events. This is an event at AC events only, and only for players of Developing Members who have not qualified for the KO stage of the main event. The WCF MC will determine prior to the main event which individuals are eligible for entry to the Developing Nations Plate. Competitors in the Developing Nations Plate may also compete in the Plate. If this results in a player “blocking” the completion of either event come the final days the Tournament Manager may require them to scratch from one or other event. The format to be used will be determined by the Tournament Manager but will usually be block(s) with, or without, a subsequent play-off/knock out phase.
Plate. Glass Breakage: Landlord shall be responsible for repair and replacement in the event of plate glass damage or breakage, except in the event of negligence of Tenant. Pursuant to Paragraph 4 Tenant is obligated to pay Landlord it's proportionate share of any such costs unless such damage or breakages is due to negligence of Landlord.
Plate. Glass Insurance covering all plate glass in the Premises;
Plate. Crafted from marble, the Plate features faint traces of red pigment and dates to circa 1200 B.C.E. Plates of this type, dimension, and form have been found in tombs in Naxos, particularly the Naxian sites of Aghioi Anargyroi, Aplomata, Phiontas, and Tsikniades. The first appearance of the Plate on the international art market was during the period of looting on Naxos: on November 6, 2012, Steinhardt purchased the Plate from Alexander with no prior provenance for $15,000. Per Alexander’s instructions, Steinhardt paid for the Plate through E.E. Capital Ltd, a Jersey-based corporation. See Exhibit 55 for the most recent photograph of the Plate. Although Alexander falsely claimed on his invoice to Steinhardt that the Plate was “not stolen from a religious institution, museum, or archaeological site,” no verifiable provenance for the Plate prior to the 2012 sale from Alexander to Steinhardt has ever been identified.
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Plate. The tin plate sorting job assignment is covered by the terms of the Collec- tive Agreement. At the present time, this job is assigned to the employee performing the utility duties (Classification In the event overtime is required to sort tin plate such work will be assigned to the employee performing the utility duties in accordance with the terms of the Collective Agreement. It is agreed and that there are times when employees covered by the terms of the Collective Agreement may be required to sort tin plate. Such employees may be assigned to the tin plate sorting func- tion when theemployee performing the utility duties is unavailable or unable to perform the work. It is further agreed that the Company, the Local President of the and will meet to discuss any matters concerning the tin plate sorting job assignment which were not addressed.
Plate. Glass shall mean completely and securely fixed flat glass within the Insured property and described in the Schedule excluding its glazing and/or lettering and /or ornamentation and /or any surface treatment or surfacing unless specifically described and declared for insurance.
Plate. Glass: Tenant shall also, at tenant's cost and expense, maintain all plate glass against any and all damage and breakage.
Plate. Glass AH glass and windows in the Premises for its full replacement value;