SECURING LOADS Sample Clauses

SECURING LOADS. Buyer is responsible for the securing of all loads of material transported from Seller’s facility in Buyer’s vehicle, as well as for flagging or otherwise marking such material for transport. If a third party freight carrier transports material from Seller’s facility, the freight carrier shall be responsible for securing the load, flagging or otherwise marking the material for transport. In no event, shall Seller have any liability to Buyer or any third party for any (i) damage to, or loss of, any vehicle used to carry material purchased by Buyer from Seller, whether such vehicle belongs to Buyer or a third party, or to any other vehicle belonging to a third party, (ii) damage to, or loss of, the material purchased by Buyer from Seller or to a third party’s property (real or personal); (iii) injury to any person (whether the driver of the vehicle carrying the material or an unassociated third person) or (iv) any other loss of any kind, resulting from a failure by Buyer or a freight carrier to properly secure a load of material purchased from Seller and transported from Seller’s facility in Buyer’s vehicle or on a vehicle belonging to a freight carrier or flag or otherwise mark for transportation such material. Buyer hereby agrees to release and hold harmless Seller and its agents and employees from any claim or loss resulting from any failure by Buyer or a third party freight carrier to properly secure a load of material purchased from Seller and transported from Seller’s facility in Buyer’s vehicle or on a vehicle belonging to a freight carrier or flag or otherwise mark such material.
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SECURING LOADS. It is the responsibility of the hirer to supply any and all appropriate restraints to safely secure the load. MYST does not supply any means of securing the load. Winches attached to MYST trailers are tted for the sole purpose of loading the trailer and should not be used to secure loads or unload the trailer.
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