Common use of Noise and silence Clause in Contracts

Noise and silence. Guests are asked to avoid any noise or discussion that might disturb their neighbours. Sound equipment should be adjusted accordingly. Door and boot locks should be as unobtrusive as possible. Dogs and other animals must never be left at large. They must not be left on the campsite, even locked up, in the absence of their owners, who are civilly responsible for them. The manager ensures the peace and quiet of his customers by setting times when there must be complete silence.

Noise and silence. Guests are asked to avoid any noise or discussion that might disturb their neighbours. Sound equipment should must be adjusted accordingly. Door and boot locks should must be as unobtrusive discreet as possible. Dogs and other animals must never be left allowed to run at large. They must not be left on the campsite, even locked up, in the absence of their owners, who are civilly responsible for them. The campsite manager ensures the peace and quiet of his customers by setting times when there must be complete silence.

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