Responsibility for Goods Sample Clauses
The 'Responsibility for Goods' clause defines which party is accountable for the care, custody, and risk associated with goods during a transaction. Typically, this clause specifies the point at which responsibility transfers from the seller to the buyer, such as upon delivery, shipment, or receipt. For example, if goods are damaged in transit, the clause determines who bears the loss. Its core function is to allocate risk and clarify obligations, thereby preventing disputes over liability for loss or damage to goods.
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Responsibility for Goods. At all times (including while Your Goods are in Your Space) Your Goods are:
(a) in Your (and not The Operator's) possession and control and you are responsible for them. The Operator is merely providing a space for you to store Your Goods that is capable of being secured by You;
(b) within Your (and not the Operator's) knowledge. Whilst the Operator has rights under this Agreement to access and inspect Your Space or deal with Your Goods in certain circumstances, it otherwise never inventories Your Goods and doesn’t know what You are storing;
(c) at Your risk. Unless the Operator exercises a right under this Agreement, the use of Your Space, storage of Your Goods and securing of Your Space is Your responsibility and as such the risk relating to them is Yours. You acknowledge and accept that the provisions of this clause 3.1 are fair and reasonable given Your possession and control over Your Goods.
Responsibility for Goods. 5.1 The Hirer is responsible for the Goods for the duration of the Camping Period and must reimburse the Owner the replacement cost for any Goods lost or damaged during the Camping Period, however such loss or damage may have been caused.
5.2 The Hirer is responsible for any and all expenses, losses, damages and/or claims incurred by the Owner arising from any negligence, omission, misuse or fault of the Hirer, its agents and any Guest. DOC:TC002 ▇▇▇▇▇ CAMP CO. ▇▇▇▇▇ Camp Co.
Responsibility for Goods. Assume responsibility for the Goods from the moment of unloading at the Facility until the unloading process is completed upon delivery.
Responsibility for Goods. 8.1 You are responsible for the goods after they are delivered to you by the bike shop. You will have to repair or replace the goods, or any part of them, if there is damage or loss that is not covered under the terms of any warranty.
8.2 You will be responsible for any damage or loss to the goods during the Hire Period.
8.3 You are responsible for arranging the insurance and paying for it. If the Goods are lost or damaged and are replaced following a successful insurance claim, this Hire Agreement shall apply to such replacement Goods.
8.4 If the Goods are lost or damaged, you will still have to make the Hire payments.
Responsibility for Goods. 6.1 The Hirer becomes responsible for the Goods when the Hirer, or their agent, receive them. The Hirer is responsible for protecting the Goods and keeping them safe from adverse weather, theft, vandalism and improper use. At the end of the hire period the Hirer must return the Goods in materially the same condition as supplied unless ▇▇▇▇▇▇ has arranged to collect them. The Hirer remains responsible for the Goods until returned or collected and Hortec give a receipt for them.
6.2 The Hirer must not alter, repair or interfere with the Goods in any way or remove any component from the Goods without the written consent of Hortec.
6.3 The Hirer must not sell, transfer, lease or allow the creation of any charge or lien over them or in any way give up control of the Goods.
Responsibility for Goods. The Customer is responsible for the Goods for the Hire Period.
Responsibility for Goods. Except as otherwise provided in this order, Seller shall be responsible for the goods and materials covered by this order until they are delivered at the designated delivery point, and the Seller shall bear all risks as to rejected goods after notice of rejection, except that Buyer shall be responsible for loss or damage thereof resulting from the gross negligence of its employees. Prices - Seller’s price shall not be higher than last quoted or charged to Buyer unless otherwise agreed in writing. OSHA Compliance - In order to be in compliance with OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (29c FR 1910.1200) Seller must attach a current Safety Data Sheet (SDS), if applicable, to the packing slip for each individual item on the purchase order and as shipped.
Responsibility for Goods. Acceptance of goods or payment for goods shall not relieve the Seller of responsibility for the substance and quality of the goods. Without additional compensation Seller shall diligently and expeditiously correct any deficiencies with respect to goods that are not returned.
Responsibility for Goods. 6.1. The Customer shall be responsible for the safekeeping of the Goods delivered to the Customer’s premises or the Site as from the time of unloading the Goods at the same, or, if the Customer wrongly fails to take delivery of the Goods; the Customer shall indemnify the Company against all loss or damage to the Goods howsoever that damage is caused.
6.2. The Goods shall remain the property of the Company until the whole Contract Price has been paid, and clause 18 of these Terms and Conditions shall apply.
6.3. The Company shall not be responsible for any loss or damage to the Goods whilst in transit unless any such damage or loss is notified to the Company as soon as reasonably practicable and in any event within 3 days of delivery of the Goods at the Customer’s premises or the Site, time being of the essence in this case.
6.4. Subject to sub-clause 6.3, the Company shall make good any shortage in the Goods and where appropriate replace any Goods damaged in transit as soon as it is reasonable to do so, but otherwise shall be under no liability whatsoever arising from such shortage or damage.