Property Protection. A civil dispute relating to material property which is owned by you, or is your responsibility, following:
a) any event which causes physical damage to such material property; or
b) a legal nuisance (meaning any unlawful interference with your use or enjoyment of your land, or some right over, or in connection with it);or
c) a trespass. Please note that you must have established the legal ownership or right to the land that is the subject of the dispute.
Property Protection. Where, as a result of maintaining order and discipline among students, a teacher suffers damage or destruction to their personal property, the teacher shall be entitled to receive reasonable compensation from the Board for financial losses incurred up to a maximum of $500. The Board shall determine the amount of compensation, upon being provided with such documentation as may be required to substantiate the value of the loss.
Property Protection. The Board will reimburse teachers for any loss, damage, or destruction of personal property of the teacher, used in teaching and approved for use in writing for a specified period of time by the superintendent or center director in advance, provided that such injury to property occurs while the said teacher is on duty in the school or on the school premises, and provided that such loss, damage or destruction of personal property of the teacher was not caused by the individual teacher’s neglect. Special exceptions may be permitted by mutual agreement.
Property Protection. (1) Each Contracting Party shall, in its territory, provide full protection and full security for investments made by investors of the other Contracting Parties in accordance with its laws.
(2) Investments by investors of a Contracting Party may be expropriated, nationalized or subject to other measures which are equivalent to expropriation or nationalization in the territory of the other Contracting Parties only for the general good and for compensation. The compensation must be equal to the market value of the expropriated investment immediately before the date on which the actual or imminent expropriation, nationalization or comparable measure became publicly known. The compensation must be paid forthwith and payable until the date of payment at the usual bank interest rate which may not be lower than the LIBOR rate. It must in fact be usable and freely transferable. At the latest at the time of expropriation, nationalization or comparable measure, it must be appropriate for the fixing and performance of the compensation provision. The legality of the expropriation, nationalization or comparable measure and the amount of the compensation must be able to be verified by ordinary proceedings.
(3) A right to compensation exists even if, by means of governmental measures, the company is the subject of the investment, and its economic substance is thereby considerably impaired.
(4) Investors in a Contracting Party who suffer losses from investments in the territory of the other Contracting Party through war or other armed conflicts shall be treated no less favorably by the Contracting Party with regard to reimbursements, indemnities, compensation or other consideration than their own investors. Such payments must be freely transferable.
(5) In respect of the matters governed by this Article, the investors of a Contracting Party shall enjoy most-favored-nation treatment in the territory of the other Contracting Party.
Property Protection. 1. Lessor may have security guards make sure that lobbies, hallways and other common areas are safe.
2. Lessee takes the sole responsibility for protecting its property from danger. Lessor does not take any responsibility for any damage caused inside the Premises unless Lessee proves that the damage is done by Lessor.
Property Protection. 5.1 The contractor undertaking the Removalist Work must ensure that all common property surfaces are protected from damage.
5.2 Service lifts must be sheeted with protective covering on walls, floors and sealed before the lifts are used. This will be done by the Concierge/Cleaning staff.
5.3 The resident and/or contractor will be charged for any necessary repairs to common areas due to damage caused during Removalist Work.
5.4 The contractor must not commence work until the declaration at the end of these Guidelines is signed (see paragraph 11).
5.5 Note: Indoor clearance is of normal door size (approximately 87cm by 201cm).
Property Protection. DAS will pay legal expenses costs to defend for your legal rights in any civil dispute relating to material property which is owned by you, or is your responsibility, following:
a) any event which causes physical damage to such material property; or
b) a legal nuisance (meaning any unlawful interference with your use or enjoyment of your land, or some right over, or in connection with it); or
c) a trespass. Please note that you must have established the legal ownership or right to the land that is the subject of the dispute.
Property Protection. The Artist expressly assumes all risks associated with, resulting from or arising in connection with the Artist’s participation or presence at the Event, specifically including, but not limited to, all risks of theft, loss, harm, damage or injury to the person including death, property, business or profits of the Artist, whether caused by negligence, intentional act, accident, act of God or otherwise. The Artist has sole responsibility for their property and/or exhibits or any theft, damage or other loss to such property (whether or not stored in any courtesy storage area, loading dock or bay, including but not limited to any subrogation claim by its insurer). Neither the Organizer, its personnel or representatives, nor the Facility or its personnel or representatives shall be responsible or considered a bailee for property delivered by or to Artist even in the event that such delivery is shipped to the Organizer or passes through the temporary control of Organizer or Facility.
Property Protection. 1. Party A may station security persons in order to manage and monitor the lobby, corridor and any other common areas.
2. Party B shall be responsible for managing and monitoring the area of operation and Party B’s own properties. Party A shall not be responsible for any incidents, including but not limited to fire and theft, occurring in the area of operation which lies with Party B’s responsibility.
3. All these risks shall be fully covered by Party B’s insurance coverage at Party B’s own costs.
Property Protection. Contractor shall use all reasonable efforts to perform the Services in a manner that shall cause the minimum of inconvenience to and shall avoid damaging interests and property of landowners and tenants wherever involved. To the extent Contractor damages any such property, Contractor shall restore it to the condition it was in immediately prior to causing such damage. Contractor shall assume all responsibility and risk during the performance of the Services in locating, crossing, and avoiding contact with utility lines, pipeline, pole lines, sewers, water lines, cables, or other land facilities and shall promptly repair any damage to such facilities that occurs as a result of an act or omission of Contractor.
