Rental Use definition

Rental Use means any motor vehicle rented for a period of time not exceeding 4 months.

Rental Use means rental, lease, charter or hire by the Insured to any person, company or organisation for Business Use only, where the operation of the Drone is not under the control of the Insured. Rental for any other purpose is NOT insured under this Policy unless specifically declared to Insurers and the detail of such use(s) are stated in the Policy Schedule.

Rental Use means rental occupancy of a non-exclusive lot by the travelling public on a temporary basis which is daily, weekly, monthly or seasonally, or may be occupied by the Owner exclusively and is subject to the requirements and limitations set out in this Agreement;

Examples of Rental Use in a sentence

• Emergency Equipment Rental Use Invoice packages shall be returned to the local BLM Incident Host Agency.

• The violation of any terms or conditions of this permit or a certificate of compliance issued for a Rental Use including, but not limited to, violation of any applicable federal, state, or local laws, rules, regulations, and ordinances, may result in revocation of this permit or a certificate of compliance.

• Unless you have taxable gain from business or rental use (see Business or Rental Use of Home), only gain in excess of this amount is taxable.

• Rental Use is a use characterized by an individual or group renting recreational facility space and/or equipment through a rental contract process and then controlling the uses and the users of that space during the period of rental.

• Parties shall be advised that, although projects with financing insured under Section 223(f) are eligible for refinancing under Section 223(a)(7), if the project’s statutory 5-year prepayment lockout period has not expired at the time of such refinance, it may be necessary for the Borrower to enter into a Rental Use Agreement using form HUD- 93150 in order for HUD to permit the prepayment of the Section 223(f) mortgage loan in connection with closing of the new Section 223(a)(7) mortgage loan.

• SHORT-TERM RENTAL PERMIT - Permission granted by the Township to utilize a Dwelling Unit for Short-Term Rental Use.

• Any interpretation regarding what constitutes appropriate Rental Use shall be at the discretion of the Town Manager.

• The City will inspect the permitted area in the Rental Use Permit after usage to determine if any damage occurred.

• Rents for the replacement units will be in accordance with the Rental Use Zoning Policy.

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More Definitions of Rental Use

Rental Use. The Customer is responsible for all equipment from the time of receipt to the time of return, including replacement costs, if the equipment is broken, lost, or stolen. Customer understands that there are risks associated with the equipment and that use of the rental equipment is voluntary. Customer agrees to assume all risks associated with use of the Equipment. Persons using the equipment do so at their own risk. By signing this agreement, the Customer accepts full responsibility for the equipment and accepts the duty to protect the Equipment until Equipment is returned to the Lessor. Customer accepts responsibility for any damage, injuries or any claims that may result from use of the rental Equipment. Customer will use the Equipment in compliance with all applicable local and federal laws. Customer agrees not to misuse, overuse, abuse, alter or modify the Equipment. If any Equipment becomes unsafe for use, Customer agrees to discontinue use of such equipment and immediately notify the Lessor, which will replace the Equipment with similar equipment in good working order, if available. Lessor expressly prohibits assigning and subletting of the rented Equipment to third parties. In the event the Customer defaults or breaches this agreement the Lessor may terminate, repossess, collect additional rent, charge associated damages, interest, attorneys' fees and other associated charges related to the Customer’s actions. Rental Equipment is offered for lease/rent only. Lessor maintains sole ownership of the Equipment throughout the duration of the Customer’s rental period and any extensions. Customer agrees not to sell Lessor’s Equipment. Customer is required to obtain and pay for all authorizations, licenses and permits applicable to the Equipment, including, use, transportation, and storage of Equipment. Customer’s failure to obtain the authorizations, licenses or permits will not result in a refund.