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TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. All of the preceding terms and conditions apply to Equipment which is rented from a U.S. based Rental Company and is transported to a location outside the U.S. The Rental Company will only allow shipment through an established Custom Broker, contracted by Customer. Said U.S. Customs Broker is to register the Equipment with United States Customs, using a United States Custom Form 4455, prior to the Equipment leaving the U.S. A certified copy of registration from must be returned to the Rental Company or said Custom Broker will arrange a Carnet through the United States Council of the International Chamber of Commerce, stipulating that Customer: “shall (1) return the said products described in the Carnet of the USA, or (2) pay such customs duties, excise taxes, and/or charges which may be imposed by any country for its failure to return said products.” A certified copy of the Carnet must be returned to the renter. RENTAL COMPANY WILL PROVIDE AN ITEMIZATION OF ALL EQUIPMENT, Listings: brand names, country of origin / manufacture; item; serial numbers; and replacement value. ALL BROKERAGE CHARGES AND SHIPPING CHARGES, fees and taxes are to be borne by Customer and prepaid prior to shipment. U.S. In no cases is the Equipment to be shipped directly back to the Rental Company, returning shipments should contain instructions to the Customs broker regarding the disposition of the Equipment after clearing the U.S. Customs (i.e. deliver equipment to the Rental Facility, or to your U.S.A. address). considered past due. For each month or part of a month thereafter, a past due or late charge may be assessed, which Customer is expected to pay. If the Rental Company incurs any costs, attorney fees and/or court costs, Customer agrees to pay the Rental Company directly or as directed by the Rental Company or its agent.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. All of the preceding terms and conditions apply to Equipment which is rented from a U.S.A. based Rental Company and is
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. All of the preceding terms and conditions apply to Equipment which is rented from a U.S. based Rental Company and is transported to a location outside the U.S. Initials 3 The Rental Company will only allow shipment through an established Custom Broker, contracted by Customer. Said U.S. Customs Broker is to register the Equipment with United States Customs, using a United States Custom Form 4455, prior to the Equipment leaving the U.S. A certified copy of registration from must be returned to the Rental Company or said Custom Broker will arrange a Carnet through the United States Council of the International Chamber of Commerce, stipulating that Customer: “shall (1) return the said products described in the Carnet of the USA, or (2) pay such customs duties, excise taxes, and/or charges which may be imposed by any country for it’s failure to return said products”. A certified copy of the Carnet must be returned to the renter. RENTAL COMPANY WILL PROVIDE AN ITEMIZATION OF ALL EQUIPMENT, Listings: brand names, country of origin / manufacture; item; serial numbers; and replacement value. ALL BROKERAGE CHARGES AND SHIPPING CHARGES, fees and taxes are to be borne by Customer and prepaid prior to shipment. RETURNING SHIPMENTS SHOULD BE CONSIIGNED TO THE ORIGINATING CUSTOMS By keeping the company informed of your shooting schedule you can either minimize or avoid cancellation. Customer is required to have a valid credit card on file in order to make a reservation and to rent Equipment from Rental Company. It is the responsibility of Customer to inform Rental Company of its method of payment. If Customer’s account becomes past due, your credit card will be charged. This complicates insurance responsibilities and our ability to collect on a debt. If Customer or its agent takes possession of Equipment it is responsible for any damages and past due invoices. Rental Company will not switch the responsibility of an invoice to a different entity or person. If Customer is using insurance through another company it must disclose this to Rental Company so Rental Company can obtain the insurance company’s written consent. If Customer is renting Equipment that it does not have insurance for, Rental Company can authorize and capture the amount of the Equipment on a credit card for its rental and then credit its card once the rented Equipment is returned to the Rental Facility, checked for damages and then invoiced. A rental will not occur until the credit on the card amount has...
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. All of the preceding terms and conditions apply to Equipment that is rented from the Mar Media and is transported to a location outside the U.S.A.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. The following terms and conditions apply to the deposit and use of the Data under this Licence Agreement and the Data Depositor and ATSIDA agree to be bound by these terms and conditions.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. The Hirer must be over 18 years of age. In the absence of the Hirer, a responsible adult appointed by the Hirer must be present during the Hire Period to ensure that these Terms and Conditions are met. The Hirer must immediately inform the Parish Secretary of any changes in contact details for the Hirer/Organistion. The Hirer must provide up-to-date documentation relating to their insurance and child protection certificates (as may be appropriate) on an annual basis.
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