Repair Charges. The Resident shall pay to the Operator on demand all costs incurred by the Operator in respect of the repair and maintenance of the interior of the Unit or Rest Home Apartment including (where applicable) the repair and maintenance of any stove, microwave oven, clothes dryer, refrigerator, washing machine, garage doors, plumbing and electrical fixtures and fittings and other Operator’s Chattels contained in the Unit or Rest Home Apartment.
Repair Charges. Repairs that are done at the property that result from Lessee negligence or are direct or indirect damage caused by the Lessee or Lessee’s guest, will be charged to the Lessee.
Repair Charges. Ryder will charge TRS for all Repairs on a -------------- repair-by-repair basis and for exterior vehicle washing at the rates set forth in the repair rate table set forth below: REPAIR RATE TABLE GOOD OR SERVICE RATE Labor Performed by Ryder * of Ryder's then-prevailing Internal Charge-Out Rate for labor at the Repair Facility performing the Repair; provided, however, that if Ryder changes its present methodology for calculating the Internal Charge-Out Rate, the parties shall amend this provision to adjust the * so that the effect of the change in methodology is counteracted. Parts Provided by Ryder Invoice Cost to Ryder District (including parts provided by Network Sales) Services and Goods Provided Invoice Cost to Ryder District and Performed by Third Party Vendors retained by Ryder Vehicle Washing * Ryder will use good faith efforts to acquire Fast Moving Parts through Network Sales and to make them available for Repairs. * CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO AN APPLICATION FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT PURSUANT TO RULE 406 UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED.
Repair Charges. (1) You are liable for the cost of repairing locks, keys, screens, window glass and storm windows regardless of what necessitates the work.
(2) Other than described in (1), you are liable for the cost, repair, labor and material, if it is determined that the work is necessitated by carelessness, misuse or neglect on the part of you, your family, or your visitors, whether the work is needed in your own unit or another unit in the Building.
(3) The following are only some examples of the kinds of damage, which can generally be determined as caused by your carelessness, misuse or neglect:
(a) punctured walls, ceilings, etc.,
(b) broken sinks, wash basins, toilet tanks, light fixtures, etc.;
(c) jammed plumbing lines and plugged toilets caused by putting inappropriate objects in them such as pampers,
(d) broken porch railings and punctured exterior siding.
(4) Repair charges are not limited to conditions des- cribed in (3). See the occupancy Agreement. In any case, you have the right to discuss with management the reasonableness of the charges.
(5) If, however, the Resident can produce proof satisfactory to the Landlord that damage to doors or windows is the result of burglary, the Resident will not be responsible for repair charges. Proof must include a copy of the police report.
Repair Charges. 8.5.1 The Licensee and the Resident will pay to the Operator on demand all costs incurred by the Operator during the term in repairing and maintaining the interior of the Unit (including the garage doors, plumbing and electrical fittings and fixtures) in good order, repair and condition.
8.5.2 On termination of this Agreement the Resident is required to pay to the Operator the costs incurred by the Operator in repairing any damage or want of maintenance or repair caused to the interior of the Unit (including the Operator’s Chattels) which is not attributable to fair wear and tear.
Repair Charges. 8.5.1 The Licensee and the Resident will pay to the Operator on demand all costs incurred by the Operator during the term in repairing and maintaining the interior of the Unit (including the stove, garage doors, plumbing and electrical fittings and fixtures) and the Operator's Chattels in good order, repair and condition.
8.5.2 On termination of this Agreement the Resident is required to pay to the Operator the costs incurred by the Operator in repairing any damage or want of maintenance or repair caused to the interior of the Unit (including the Operator’s Chattels) which is not attributable to fair wear and tear.
Repair Charges. 8.5.1 The Resident will pay to the Operator on demand all costs incurred by the Operator during the term in repairing and maintaining the interior of the Unit (including the garage doors, plumbing and electrical fittings and fixtures) in good order, repair and condition.
8.5.2 On termination of this Agreement the Resident is required to pay to the Operator the costs incurred by the Operator in repairing any damage or want of
Repair Charges. Charges apply for repairs under the following circumstances: ⯎ Post-warranty period. ⯎ Altered products or parts, or removed serial number labels. ⯎ Damage or functional issues due to misuse, unauthorized disassembly or modification, poor operating conditions, improper maintenance, accidents, or other causes. ⯎ Damage due to natural disasters.
Repair Charges. IHoldings may:
a) charge you for repairs to, or replacement of, any Equipment that is lost, damaged or destroyed while it is in your care (Repair Charges); and
b) at any time swap the Equipment for alternative equipment offering essentially the same functionality.
Repair Charges. If total repair charge will not exceed price shown on this contract, Seller is authorized to restore unit to its original configuration and specification requirements. If repair charge will exceed stated price, Seller must contact Buyer before proceeding with repair, at which time this contract will be canceled at no charge, or the stated price will be adjusted. Upon completion of repair, Seller shall furnish Buyer a detailed breakdown of labor and material costs incurred. All repair charges are subject to final approval by Xxxxx.
