Common use of Property and Insurance Clause in Contracts

Property and Insurance. This clause 3.4 applies to property of any nature belonging to the Resident (including but not limited to furniture, clothing, cash, dentures, spectacles, hearing aids, phones, tablets/computers, jewellery, other valuables etc) (“Resident’s Property”). Neither the Home nor the Home’s General Manager or any other member of the Home’s team can accept any responsibility whatsoever for any Resident’s Property being lost, mislaid or otherwise damaged unless caused by negligence or fraud or breach of this Agreement by the Home or any of its team. The Home has a safe for small amounts of cash only. Cash deposited must be signed in and receipted. The Resident’s Property (other than small amounts of cash held in the Home’s safe) is at the Resident’s risk, except in the case of negligence or fraud or breach of this Agreement by the Home or any of its team. The Resident should make such arrangements for insurance as the Resident thinks fit and the Home is not responsible for arranging, or advising in relation to, any such insurance.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Resident Service Agreement, Resident Service Agreement, Resident Service Agreement

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