Common use of Returning Clause in Contracts

Returning. Upon the expiration of the rental period, the lessee shall return the vehicle to the location where it was collected or to a place specially agreed upon. Upon return, the vehicle shall be returned in the same condition as upon collection, apart from normal wear and tear. The lessor and the lessee shall, if possible, inspect the vehicle jointly to assess its condition. Should the vehicle upon return be found neglected or soiled beyond that resulting from normal use, the lessor is entitled to charge a reasonable fee for the restoration of the vehicle. The return shall be made during the lessor's normal business hours, unless otherwise agreed. Should the lessee not return the vehicle in accordance with the agreement, the lessee is always liable to reimburse to the lessor the costs that were necessary to bring the vehicle to such a place where it can be used by the lessor. The lessee is hence required to pay additional rent according to the agreement, in the context of delayed return that can not be considered the responsibility of the lessor paragraph 6. The lessor may not claim any authority with regard to delay in return should the failure to return the vehicle or the request that the rental period is extended be due to death, serious illness, or other similar circumstances. Use of the vehicle outside the rental period is prohibited, subject to criminal liability.

Returning. Upon the expiration of the rental period, the lessee shall return the vehicle to the location where it was collected or to a place specially agreed upon. Upon return, the vehicle shall be returned in the same condition as upon collection, apart from normal wear and tear. The lessor and the lessee shall, if possible, inspect the vehicle jointly to assess its condition. Should the vehicle upon return be found neglected or soiled beyond that resulting from normal use, the lessor is entitled to charge a reasonable fee for the restoration of the vehicle. The return shall be made during the lessor's normal business hours, unless otherwise agreed. Should the lessee not return the vehicle in accordance with the agreement, the lessee is always liable to reimburse to the lessor the costs that were necessary to bring the vehicle to such a place where it can be used by the lessor. The lessee is hence required to pay additional rent according to the agreement, in the context of delayed return that can cannot be considered the responsibility of the lessor paragraph 6. The lessor may not claim any authority with regard to delay in return should the failure to return the vehicle or the request that the rental period is extended be due to death, serious illness, or other similar circumstances. Use of the vehicle outside the rental period is prohibited, subject to criminal liability.