Common use of PRIVATE CARS Clause in Contracts

PRIVATE CARS. 12.1 The Resident is free, should he or she so wish, to retain ownership of a car for his or her own use. Availability of parking facilities at the Home, however, is not guaranteed. The Resident will require permission of the Provider to park at the Home and such permission may be withdrawn at any time in the Provider’s discretion. Furthermore: 12.1.1 any parking facilities provided may be withdrawn by the Home Manager on behalf of the Provider if the Resident’s car appears to the Home to be unroadworthy, illegal or is causing an obstruction, or if the Home becomes aware that the Resident’s driving licence is revoked or becomes invalid, or the car is not used in a period of more than consecutive 45 days; in those circumstances the Resident must arrange for his or her car to be taken away from the Home; and 12.1.2 the parking facilities at the Home are not made available for, and must not be used for, family members or other visitors of the Resident to park their cars otherwise than when they are actually visiting the Resident. 12.2 Whether or not the Resident drives his or her car, or allows anyone else to do so, is entirely the Resident’s decision and responsibility and not something covered by the Provider’s services to the Resident; and it is not the Provider’s decision. Consequently, the Provider does not accept any responsibility for the Resident’s car, or for the Resident or others driving it.

PRIVATE CARS. 12.1 The Resident is free, should he or she so wish, to retain ownership of a car for his or her own use. Availability of parking facilities at the Home, however, is not guaranteed. The Resident will require permission of the Provider to park at the Home and such permission may be withdrawn at any time in the Provider’s discretion. Furthermore:’s 12.1.1 any parking facilities provided may be withdrawn by the Home Manager on behalf of the Provider if the Resident’s car appears to the Home to be unroadworthy, illegal or is causing an obstruction, or if the Home becomes aware that the Resident’s driving licence is revoked or becomes invalid, or the car is not used in a period of more than consecutive 45 days; in those circumstances the Resident must arrange for his or her car to be taken away from the Home; and 12.1.2 the parking facilities at the Home are not made available for, and must not be used for, family members or other visitors of the Resident to park their cars otherwise than when they are actually visiting the Resident. 12.2 Whether or not the Resident drives his or her car, or allows anyone else to do so, is entirely the Resident’s decision and responsibility and not something covered by the Provider’s services to the Resident; and it is not the Provider’s decision. Consequently, the Provider does not accept any responsibility for the Resident’s car, or for the Resident or others driving it.

PRIVATE CARS. 12.1 11.1 The Resident is free, should he or she so wish, to retain ownership of a car for his or her own use. Availability of parking facilities at the Home, however, is not guaranteed. The Resident will require permission of the Provider to park at the Home and such permission may be withdrawn at any time in the Provider’s discretion. Furthermore: 12.1.1 11.1.1 any parking facilities provided may be withdrawn by the Home Manager on behalf of the Provider if the Resident’s car appears to the Home to be unroadworthy, illegal or is causing an obstruction, or if the Home becomes aware that the Resident’s driving licence is revoked or becomes invalid, or the car is not used in a period of more than consecutive 45 days; in those circumstances the Resident must arrange for his or her car to be taken away from the Home; and 12.1.2 11.1.2 the parking facilities at the Home are not made available for, and must not be used for, family members or other visitors of the Resident to park their cars otherwise than when they are actually visiting the Resident. 12.2 11.2 Whether or not the Resident drives his or her car, or allows anyone else to do so, is entirely the Resident’s decision and responsibility and not something covered by the Provider’s services to the Resident; and it is not the Provider’s decision. Consequently, the Provider does not accept any responsibility for the Resident’s car, or for the Resident or others driving it.