The Hirer’s Responsibilities Sample Clauses

The Hirer’s Responsibilities. The hirer must inform the School of any fault, damage or other problems with the premise or equipment encountered during the hiring. No part of the premises are to be used otherwise than for the purpose of the premises requested.
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The Hirer’s Responsibilities. 6.1 The Hirer must: (a) provide a safe Site suitable and ready for the Equipment‟s delivery and removal. The Hirer must also provide L & D with clear access to the Site, suitable for the delivery and collection of the Equipment. The Hirer must also obtain any third party‟s consent necessary for L &D to enter the Site; (b) use in, or direct the use of, the Equipment in a safe, proper and skilful manner; (c) consult with L & D to determine the condition and suitability of the Equipment hired for the purpose required before the commencement of the Hire Period. (d) in respect of Dry Hire, during the Hire Period securely store the Equipment on Site and maintain and return it in the condition received, including cleanliness, fair wear and tear excepted; (e) obtain all necessary permits, approvals and/or plans and pay any fees payable to any government authority in relation to the hire and use of the Equipment; (f) be responsible for any loss or damage to the Equipment if that loss is caused by the negligence of the Hirer or any persons under the Hirer‟s control; (g) not alter, make any additions to, deface or erase any identifying xxxx, plate or number on or in the Equipment or in any other manner interfere with the Equipment; (h) be liable for any costs if the Equipment, as a result of instructions given by the Hirer, becomes bogged, including the Charges and the additional hire of whatever equipment is necessary to recover the Equipment; (i) keep all persons, including the Hirer, away from the Equipment, while in operation; (j) not alter, modify, tamper, repair or attempt to repair or cause any repair to be made to the Equipment without the prior written consent of L & D. (k) not assign this Agreement, or sell, encumber, re-hire or deal with the Equipment in any manner, or move it from the Site without L & D‟s prior written consent; (l) ensure that all persons using, or directing the use of, the Equipment, comply with all laws (including all workplace health and safety requirements and mandatory and advisory standards) regarding the hire and use of the Equipment; and (m) ensure that the Equipment is not driven or operated by any person not duly authorised under relevant laws to drive or operate that Equipment for the purpose for which it is hired. The Hirer must take all reasonable precautions to prevent bodily injury or damage to property and to comply with all laws for the safety of persons or property as if the Hirer was the owner of the Equipment.
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The Hirer’s Responsibilities. The hirer must inform the Academy of any fault, damage or other problems with the premise or equipment encountered during the hiring. No part of the premises, are to be used otherwise than for the purpose of the premises requested. No part of the premises requested, are to be used for any unlawful purpose or in any unlawful way. It is the hirer’s responsibility to ensure that all those attending are made aware of the fact that they do so in all respects at their own risk.
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The Hirer’s Responsibilities. Who may drive the Vehicle 6.1 The Hirer must ensure that all particulars provided by the Hirer and shown on the Memorandum of Agreement concerning the Hirer are correct and the Hirer acknowledges that the Owner relies on the truth of those particulars in deciding whether to hire the vehicle to the Hirer. 6.2 The Hirer must ensure that the Vehicle is only driven by an Authorised Driver (which includes the Hirer and any Additional Driver approved by the Owner and noted in the Memorandum of Agreement). 6.3 Unless otherwise approved by the Owner in writing, to hire or drive a Vehicle the Hirer must: (a) be no less than 21 years of age for a standard vehicle and no less than 25 years of age for a 4WD or other specified class of Vehicle; and (b) hold a full, current, unrestricted drivers licence for the Period of hire that is valid and appropriate for the class of Vehicle rented, that shows the Hirer’s current residential address and that is one of a photo licence in English, an international photo licence with a NATII certified translation or an international drivers permit.
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The Hirer’s Responsibilities. 2.1 Prior to the use of the Equipment it is agreed that the Hirer should: a) consult with Almic or the Contractor to determine the condition and suitability of the Equipment hired for the purpose required. Should this process not be followed, the Hirer shall indemnify the Contractor from any additional cost, expenses or losses incurred; and b) obtain all necessary permits and/or plans and pay any fees payable to any local or government authority in relation to the hire.
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The Hirer’s Responsibilities. It is the responsibility of the hirer to complete the following: • To ensure the site is not used during the letting and inform unauthorised users that they should leave the site. If they are uncooperative please inform the school or phone the police. • To ensure unauthorised users do not use school property and resources. • To maintain the school, its property and resources to its usual high standard. • To report any issues of health and safety or damages with the premises or equipment to the school immediately. • To ensure the site is clear and tidy before exit. No rubbish should be left in the hall or classrooms. The hirer must dispose of any rubbish or waste materials themselves. The internal school bins are not to be used. • To ensure they do not leave the site before a member of staff is present to lock the site – unless they have been trained as a key holder. In this case they must ensure the site is locked and car park barriers raised.
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The Hirer’s Responsibilities. A. The hirer (“The Hirer”) of the vehicle (“The Vehicle”) identified overleaf (or any vehicle substituted in its place) must ensure that correct tyre pressures, engine oil level, coolant levels and automatic transmission oil level (where fitted) are maintained throughout the period of rental. The Hirer is also responsible for replacing worn/damaged tyres and for using the correct fuel type. B. The Hirer must ensure that the Vehicle is always locked when unattended, and take all reasonable steps to prevent loss of or damage to the Vehicle, its tyres, tools, accessories, equipment and contents. The Hirer must always lock the Vehicle and ensure that all security devices supplied with or fitted to the Vehicle are used when the Vehicle is left unattended. For the avoidance of doubt, Abacus shall not be liable for the loss of any property left in or damaged as a result of being in the Vehicle (unless caused by Abacus’ negligence). The Hirer agrees to indemnify Abacus in full against any claims relating to any such property. C. If the Vehicle is stolen or unlawfully taken or involved in any accident or incident howsoever caused the Hirer must:  Inform the police and obtain an incident/crime number  Inform Abacus’ depot from which the vehicle was hired within 24 hours, quoting the Rental Agreement Number, which can be found overleaf  Where reasonably practicable to do so, obtain names and addresses of any third parties and witnesses and supply them to Abacus in writing.  Send to Abacus immediately, a copy of any letter from any third party or any writ, summons or other document relating to court proceedings  Help Abacus and its insurers in dealing with any Court proceedings including allowing Court actions to be taken in the Hirer’s name and defending any proceedings, attending Court if required by Abacus or its insurers  At the time of any incident/accident make no admission of liability to any persons. D. The Hirer must inform Abacus immediately if the vehicle suffers any damage or loss, develops any fault or requires any servicing, and the Hirer shall permit Abacus to carry out any essential repairs or servicing to the vehicle. E. The Hirer must return the Vehicle in accordance with Clause 5 of the Rental Agreement. F. The Hirer is not authorised to effect repairs to the Vehicle of more than £25 in total value without Abacus’ prior permission. Subject to Clause 4 (Insurance), Abacus agrees to refund the cost of any necessary repair up to the value of £25 ...
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The Hirer’s Responsibilities. The hirer must inform the school of any fault, damage or other problems with the premises or equipment encountered during the letting. No part of the premises is to be used otherwise than for the purpose of the premises requested. No part of the premises requested is to be used for any unlawful purpose or in any unlawful way.
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