Examples of Custody Period in a sentence
In Clause 13(b) of the Model Conditions the words "Custody Period" shall replace "Hire Period".
The Plant is deemed to be in the custody of the Hirer from the earlier of delivery to the Hirer’s site or collection from the Owner’s depot by the Hirer until the earlier of (i) the end of the period of 72 hours (excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays) subsequent to the time which the Hirer notifies to the Owner to be the time he wishes to terminate the hire of the plant or (ii) such time as the Plant is either collected by or delivered into the custody of the Owner ("the Custody Period").
In the event of any agreed suspension of hire the Plant will be deemed to remain in the custody of the Hirer and the suspension period shall form part of the Custody Period.
The Plant is deemed to be in the custody of the Hirer from the earlier of delivery to the Hirer’s site or collection from the Owner’s depot by the Hirer until such time as the Plant is either collected by or delivered into the custody of the Owner ("the Custody Period").
Custody Period for RecordsRecords of measurements of the working environment must be kept for five years.
If, during the Custody Period, a Equipment suffers any Casualty Loss, Renter must notify Supplier of the same in writing within five (5) days of such occurrence.
During the Custody Period, the Company will regularly disclose information about the Special Fund Accounts in each annual report.
Other Financial Losses and Consequential Damages outside the Custody Period In case of financial loss and/or consequential damages, service provider’s liability shall be limited to the maximum amount that would apply had the service provider taken custody over the goods.
General Provisions during Custody Period in Individual Contracts or Spot Orders The liability of the service provider during custody period shall be subject to the regulations of these GTC and the relevant statutory provisions.
Extension of the Custody Period Article 14- For reasons such as difficulty in gathering evidence or the presence of a large number of defendants and similar reasons, the Public Prosecutor may prolong this period by a written order up to four days in cases of collective crimes, including for crimes falling under the scope of the State Security Courts.