High Risk Items definition
High Risk Items includes bullion, cash, coins, negotiable instruments, (such as vouchers) securities or bearer securities (including credit cards and uncrossed cheques), traveller’s cheques, precious stones, jewellery, stocks, bonds, antiques, paintings or any works of art, passports, goods of a fragile nature, Dangerous Goods, Perishable Items, second hand car parts, items over 1.8metres in length, or any other high risk item advised to the Customer by the Company from time to time as such.
High Risk Items shall refer to any unusual and unanticipated portion of Landlord’s Work or Tenant’s Work on any Floor which has a reasonable probability of not being substantially completed on or before the time specified for such portion on the Project Schedule due to limited supplies or suppliers, length of time to be fabricated, manufactured, delivered or installed, existing or impending labor problems related to the off-site fabrication, manufacture or delivery of such items, or other similar foreseeable circumstances, considering, in each such case, the history and current conditions of the marketplace.
High Risk Items includes bullion, cash, coins, negotiable instruments, (such as vouchers) securities or bearer securities (including credit cards and uncrossed cheques), traveller’s cheques, precious stones, jewellery, stocks, bonds, antiques, paintings or any works of art, passports, glass (with the exclusion of bottled beverages), goods of a fragile nature, Dangerous Goods, Perishable Items, second hand goods or car parts (including windscreens), or any other high risk item advised to the Customer by the Company from time to time.
Examples of High Risk Items in a sentence
Any unauthorised High Risk Items will be carried “at owners’ risk” and we will not accept any liability for such items This includes any Goods that are required to be maintained under controlled temperature or humidity conditions.
Any unauthorised High Risk Items will be carried “at owners’ risk” and we will not accept any liability for such items.
Any unauthorised High Risk Items will be carried “at owners risk” and the Company will not accept any liability for such items.
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More Definitions of High Risk Items
High Risk Items means Tenant Extra Improvements which Landlord acting in good faith reasonably believes have a probability of not being completed by the originally scheduled Commencement Date (due to limited supplies or suppliers, length of time to be manufactured, delivered or installed or otherwise and which have been identified as such with the agreement of Tenant on the Tenant Plans). Landlord shall designate any High-risk Items at or prior to the time of approval of the Pricing Letter (or any revisions thereof on which the same appear).
High Risk Items means any Initial Tenant Improvements which Landlord, acting in good faith, believes have a reasonable probability of not being completed on or before the estimated Completion Date due to limited supplies or suppliers, length of time to be manufactured, delivered or installed, or otherwise. Landlord will, not later than fourteen (14) days following Landlord's receipt of the proposed Tenant Plans and Specifications, consult with Tenant as requested on High Risk Items, identify the delay that is likely to be caused as a result of same, and deliver a definitive list thereof to Tenant with its notice of required changes to and/or approval of the Tenant Plans and Specifications. Only Initial Tenant Improvements included on any such list shall be considered High Risk Items.
High Risk Items means Lessee Improvements which Lessor acting in good faith reasonably believes have a probability of not being completed by the originally scheduled Commencement Date (due to limited supplies or suppliers, length of time to be manufactured, delivered or installed or otherwise). Lessor shall designate any High-risk Items at or prior to the time of approval of the Tenant Plans (or any revisions thereof on which the same appear). EXHIBIT "F" DECLARATION OF COMMENCEMENT By Lease Agreement (the "Lease") dated __________, 1996, SOUTHWEST BELTWAY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, (Lessor) leased to FYRGL▇▇, ▇▇▇. (▇▇▇▇▇▇), ▇▇,▇80 square feet of space (the Leased Premises) in the building located at 9303 w. Sam Houston Parkway South, Bldg. C, in the City of Houston 77099, Har▇▇▇ County, Texas. The Lease provides tha▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ are not ready for occupancy on the Commencement Date, the Lease term shall commence on the date the Leased Premises are ready for occupancy by Tenant. Tenant hereby agrees as follows:
High Risk Items means Tenant’s Work which Landlord acting in good faith reasonably believes has a probability of not being completed by the originally scheduled Commencement Date (due to limited supplies or suppliers, length of time to be manufactured, delivered or installed or otherwise).
High Risk Items means property which is designated by the purchasing and contracts manager as being subject to a high incidence of loss.
High Risk Items includes bullion, cash, coins, negotiable instruments, securities or bearer securities, bank cards (including debit, EFTPOS or credit cards), traveller’s cheques, precious stones or metals, jewellery, watches, stocks, bonds, antiques, vintage or collectible items, paintings or any works of art, passports, national ID cards, original copies of other identity, travel, ownership or legal documents, goods of a fragile nature, Dangerous Goods, Perishable Items, second hand car parts, items over 1.8 metres in length, vouchers, activated cards (loaded with monetary value), tickets for games of chance, event tickets, gift cards, keys, or any other high risk item advised to you by us from time to time as such. Items up to 2.2 metres in length are not High Risk Items when Carriage is performed by Messenger Services Limited.