Prevention of Nuisance Sample Clauses

Prevention of Nuisance a) The Hirer must ensure that any music played or provided at the Premises, or noise levels from functions or activities taking place on the Premises, do not cause a nuisance either within the School or to surrounding premises or any nearby residential accommodation b) The Hirer must ensure that cars belonging to those attending are not parked so as to cause an obstruction at the entrance to, or exits from, the School and must not obstruct or delay access to the School by emergency vehicles c) The Hirer must take all reasonable measures to ensure that cars belonging to those attending do not obstruct the public highway access to adjacent private property and also that undue noise is not caused on arrival or departure d) The Hirer shall comply with any requirement of the School with regard to parking of vehicles
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Prevention of Nuisance. 16.1 The Hirer must ensure that any music played or provided at the Premises/Facilities, or noise levels from functions or activities taking place on the Premises/Facilities, do not cause a nuisance either within the College or to surrounding Premises/Facilities or any nearby residential accommodation. 16.2 The Hirer must ensure that cars belonging to those attending are not parked so as to cause an obstruction at the entrance to, or exits from, the College and must not obstruct or delay access to the College by emergency vehicles. 16.3 The Hirer must take all reasonable measures to ensure that cars belonging to those attending do not obstruct the public highway access to adjacent private property; and also, that undue noise is not caused on arrival or departure. 16.4 The Hirer shall comply with any requirements of the College with regard to parking of vehicles. All vehicles will be left at the owners’ own risk.
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Prevention of Nuisance. Within the Marina, the Pen Holder and their agents and invitees must not: a) carry on or permit to be carried on, any offensive, dangerous, noisome or noxious activity that may be objectionable or a nuisance to the City of Mandurah, adjoining tenants or the general public. b) allow or suffer to be carried on any act, matter or thing which may be prohibited by law. c) engage in deliberate vandalism or any violent, abusive or anti-social behaviour. d) ride a bicycle, scooter, skateboard etc. on any part of the Jetty. e) engage in any swimming, diving or underwater activities. f) consume alcoholic beverages except on private vessels or other premises where consumption of alcoholic beverages is not prohibited by law. g) use or permit the Pen to be used for any purpose other than the Permitted Use without the prior written consent of the City of Mandurah and any relevant Authority.
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Prevention of Nuisance. The Lessee shall avoid creating any nuisance under any law, including an undertaking by the Lessee not to create loud noise, smells and shocks that are liable to disturb other occupants of the Park and/or visitors the Park. In any case of a breach of the provisions of this Clause the Lessee undertakes to cease such nuisance within 7 days after receiving a letter of demand to do so from the Company. Without derogating from the foregoing and in addition to any other right that the Company has under this Lease Agreement and/or under any law, the Company shall be entitled to carry out any inspection and/or measurement and/or repair and/or such other action as it deems necessary for the purpose of removing such nuisance. All expenses that the Company may incur in taking such action as provided in this sub-clause shall be borne by the Lessee and shall be re-imbursed by the Lessee to the Company plus index linked differentials from the date that such sums were incurred and until they are actually re-imbursed to the Company.
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Prevention of Nuisance. 10.1. The Owner undertakes for himself and all other persons visiting his vessel to behave in a considerate manner and shall avoid causing any nuisance, annoyance or inconvenience to other marina users. In particular, any abusive, offensive or drunken behaviour towards the Marina staff or other Marina users will not be tolerated and may result in the immediate termination of the Berthing Licence. 10.2. The use of noisy, noxious or objectionable engines, radio or other apparatus or machinery is prohibited. If any dispute arises, the opinion of the Marina staff is final. 10.3. Waste must be disposed of only in the receptacles provided and in accordance with any displayed instructions. It must not be disposed of into the Marina or harbour waters. Appropriate disposal of waste is the responsibility of the Owner. 10.4. Except where receptacles are provided for the specific purpose, no oil, petrol, tar, paint or other noxious or deleterious substance, nor any other pollutants, chemicals or waste shall be discharged on or into the Marina (including the Dover harbour limits) and all such items shall be removed from the Marina by the Owner. 10.5. Holding tanks may be pumped out at the Fuel Berth on Crosswall Quay. 10.6. Any animals brought into the Marina by the Owner or other persons visiting the Owner’s vessel shall be kept under proper control at all times. Animals must be kept on a lead, and must not foul any area within the Marina. The Owner shall be responsible for ensuring that any fouling of the Marina is immediately cleared up and that it is not disposed of on or into the harbour/xxxxxx xxxxxx.
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Prevention of Nuisance. The tenant shall not undertake any activity on the allotment which causes nuisance or annoyance to others.
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Prevention of Nuisance and environmental damage‌ The Participants must ensure that the Works: 16.5.1 do not cause any unlawful damage to or Pollution of the Environment; 16.5.2 are performed in a manner to minimize the risk of claims of nuisance and injurious affection; and 16.5.3 cause as little disturbance as possible (having regard to the nature of the Works) to the general public, the Owner, the Owner’s employees and other contractors and service providers engaged by the Owner, owners and operators of Third Party Facilities, existing transit systems and rail systems, existing infrastructure, adjacent properties, Province Persons, Stakeholders, MTO, Governmental Authorities and Governmental Activities.
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  • Prevention of Corruption The Contractor shall not offer, give, or agree to give anything, to any person an inducement or reward for doing, refraining from doing, or for having done or refrained from doing, any act in relation to the obtaining or execution of the Contract or for showing or refraining from showing favour or disfavour to any person in relation to the Contract.

  • Prevention of Fraud D2.1 The Contractor shall take all reasonable steps, in accordance with Good Industry Practice, to prevent Fraud by Staff and the Contractor (including its shareholders, members, directors) in connection with the receipt of monies from the Authority.

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