SECURITY, LIABILITY AND INSURANCE Sample Clauses

SECURITY, LIABILITY AND INSURANCE. The safekeeping of the exhibitor's property shall remain the responsibility of the exhibitor. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to protect the property during installation, exhibit period and removal. However, neither the Brewers Association, the Convention Center, service contractors, nor any of the officers, staff members or directors of any of the same are responsible Exhibitor is required to provide Brewers Association with a Certificate of General Liability coverage from an insurance company in good standing with minimum policy limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate, showing Brewers Association and Colorado Convention Center as additional insureds no less than 30 days prior to the show. The Certificate shall provide for a 30‐day written notice in the event of cancellation or material change of coverage. Brewers Association’s failure to perform any term or condition of this Agreement as a result of conditions beyond its control such as, but not limited to, war, strikes, fires, floods, terrorism, acts of God, governmental restrictions, labor union strikes, power failures, or damage or destruction of any essential network facilities or servers, shall not be deemed a breach of this Agreement.
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SECURITY, LIABILITY AND INSURANCE. The safekeeping of the exhibitor's property shall remain the responsibility of the exhibitor. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to protect the property during installation, exhibit period and removal. However, neither the Brewers Association, the Convention Center, service contractors, nor any of the officers, staff members or directors of any of the same are responsible for the safety of the property of exhibitors from theft, damage by fire, accident, vandalism or other causes. Exhibitor is required to provide Brewers Association with a Certificate of General Liability coverage from an insurance company in good standing with minimum policy limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate, showing Brewers Association and Minneapolis Convention Center as additional insureds no less than 30 days prior to the show. The Certificate shall provide for a 30-day written notice in the event of cancellation or material change of coverage. Brewers Association’s failure to perform any term or condition of this Agreement as a result of conditions beyond its control such as, but not limited to,
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SECURITY, LIABILITY AND INSURANCE. The safekeeping of the exhibitor’s property shall remain the responsibility of the exhibitor. Every reasonable pre- caution will be taken to protect the property during installation, exhibit period and removal. However, neither the Brewers Association, the Hilton San Franc- isco Union Square, service contractors, nor any of the officers, staff members or directors of any of the same are responsible for the safety of the property of exhibitors from theft, damage by fire, accident, vandalism or other causes. It is agreed by the parties that the nature of the facilities available, the presence and circulation of large numbers of people, the difficulty of effective supervision over, protection of large numbers of removable items in numerous display areas and various other factors, make it reasonable that each exhibitor shall assume the risk of any such injury, loss or damage. Exhibitors are advised to carry floater insurance to cover exhibit materi- al against damage and loss, and public liability insurance against injury to the person and property of others. It is recommended that exhibitors take precau- tionary measures of their own, such as securing small or easily portable articles of value and removing of them to a place of safekeeping after exhibit hours. It is also recommended that dummy merchandise be used where possible. The exhibitor assumes the entire responsibility and liability for losses, damages and claims arising out of injury or damage to exhibitor’s displays, equip- ment and other property brought upon the premises of the Hilton San Francisco Union Square and shall indemnify and hold harmless the Hilton San Francisco Union Square agents and employees and the Brewers Association for any and all such losses, damages and claims. If insurance is desired, it must be obtained by the exhibitor. It is further understood and agreed that the Brewers Association and the Hilton San Francisco Union Square shall in no event be held liable to an exhibitor for any lost profits, sales, business opportunities or any other type of direct or consequential damages alleged to be due from a breach of this contract. The exhibitor shall obtain and provide to the Brewers Association, at least 30 days prior to the time of occupancy as described herein, an insurance certificate reflecting insurance policies providing Worker’s Compensation and Liability coverage which shall be in effect for the duration of the scheduled event.
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SECURITY, LIABILITY AND INSURANCE. 6.1 Before the CREDITOR enters into this agreement with CREDITOR may require the customers obligations under it guaranteed by a third party acceptable to the CREDITOR, the customer, to in which event the be the CREDITOR shall invite the customer to suggest someone suitable. The CREDITOR may in addition or in the alternative require security from the customer personally to cover this facility. Such additional or alternative security could be in the form of a cession of book debts and/or a covering mortgage bond over immovable property and/or a general/special covering Notarial bond over movable property and/or an authorization to make a charge or a series of charges against an asset, account or amount deposited by or for the customer’s benefit and held by the CREDITOR or by a third party. 6.2 if the CREDITOR is unable to carry out the work on the date or at the time stipulated, it will do so within a reasonable period thereafter. While the CREDITOR will take all reasonable steps to carry out the work on the date and at the time stipulated, the CREDITOR shall not be liable for any loss or expense caused by any circumstances beyond the CREDITOR’S control or for consequential loss from any cause whatsoever. Should the CREDITOR’S vehicle be forced to deviate from their normal route due to damaged roads, bridges, pontoons, ferries and/or from any cause beyond the CREDITOR’S control, such deviations shall entitle the CREDITOR to make an additional charge to cover the expense arising from the extra mileage and time involved. 6.3 It is incumbent upon the customer to effect its own insurance in respect of any loss of damaged vehicles or to the goods to which the agreement relates. Customers should give notice to their insurance office when goods are being removed and arrange with the insurance company to hold the goods covered whilst the goods are in transit. The CREDITOR will endeavor to effect such insurance on behalf of the customer provided it receives written instructions from the customer to do so and provided the premium is paid or agreed to be paid by the customer prior to the removal of the goods. 6.4 The customer shall not submit for transportation any dangerous, damaging, corrosive or explosive article or substance. The CREDITOR shall be entitled to recover from the customer any loss or damage which it may suffer through the presence of any such article or substance amongst the customer’s goods. If any such article or substance is discovered the CREDITOR ...
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SECURITY, LIABILITY AND INSURANCE. The safekeeping of the exhibitor's property shall remain the responsibility of the exhibitor. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to protect the property during installation, exhibit period and removal. However, neither the Brewers Association, the Convention Center, service contractors, nor any of the officers, staff members or directors of any of the same are responsible for the safety of the property of exhibitors from theft, damage by fire, accident, vandalism or other causes. In Previous shows the exhibitor was required to provide Brewers Association with a Certificate of General Liability coverage from an insurance company in good standing with minimum policy limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate. Due to exhibitor requests, we are now including liability insurance which meets all our insurance requirements along with your booth space fee. If an exhibitor has hired an EAC for any portion of booth setup or dismantling, an EAC form is required 30 days prior to the start of the show. The EAC is required to provide a copy of their COI when filling out the form. General liability coverage from an Insurance company in good standing with minimum policy limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate is required.
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SECURITY, LIABILITY AND INSURANCE. The safekeeping of the exhibitor's property shall remain the responsibility of the exhibitor. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to protect the property during installation, exhibit period and removal. However, neither the Brewers Association, the Convention Center, service contractors, nor any of the officers, staff members or directors of any of the same are responsible for the safety of the property of exhibitors from theft, damage by fire, accident, vandalism or other causes. In Previous shows the exhibitor was required to provide Brewers Association with a Certificate of General Liability coverage from an insurance company in good standing with minimum policy limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate. Due to exhibitor requests, we are now including liability insurance which meets all our insurance requirements along with your booth space fee.
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SECURITY, LIABILITY AND INSURANCE. Before and after Event hours, no Exhibitors or Instructors will enter the facility.
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SECURITY, LIABILITY AND INSURANCE. It will be the responsibility of the individual(s)/organization(s) in charge of any function to ensure that the areas used are cleaned and returned to their pre-­‐event condition. Also, he/she will secure all doors, light, heating, and air conditioning in the building at the close of the event. • All persons requiring keys shall arrange for a temporary lockbox code through the operations manager. • The operations manager must be present during scheduled events unless otherwise noted in the contract. • For liability purposes, the responsible party scheduling an event must purchase event insurance. The venue reserves the right to deny an individual(s)/organization(s) use of the venue if the operations manager does not receive proof of insurance as specified above at least two (2) weeks prior to the event. WELFARE OF THE BUILDING • Smoking or the use of any tobacco product is not permitted inside the venue. • Alcoholic beverages are not permitted inside the venue. The following exceptions to this guideline are: o The event in question is a wedding reception or rehearsal dinner. The manager will conduct, or cause to be conducted, a positive identification check of each person seeking consumption to ensure compliance with Virginia State Law. o The event in question is hosted by a religious organization using alcohol for religious ceremonies. For each event that falls under the above exceptions (except religious activities), a temporary ABC license must be purchased. You can purchase a temporary license at xxx.xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/xxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxx.xxx. The individual(s)/organization(s) must provide proof of purchase. The venue reserves the right to deny an individual(s)/organization(s) use of the venue if the operations manager does not receive proof of purchase as specified above at least two (2) weeks prior to the event.
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