Use of Personal Property. Teachers shall not be required to provide/use personal property while carrying out their professional duties. A teacher shall have the right to appeal to the Board for payment for loss relating to personal property damaged beyond use or stolen (such personal property having been listed with the principal and not covered entirely by the teacher's insurance) while the teacher is acting in the performance of his/her teaching duties. Prior to appealing to the Board the request will be discussed with and investigated by the Superintendent or designee.
Use of Personal Property. 4.11 Faculty Funds 4.12 Teacher Orientation
Use of Personal Property. When using a personally owned vehicle on any Township business with prior approval, except in the event of an emergency, an employee shall be reimbursed for the use of such vehicle at the per mile rate established by the Internal Revenue Service for business use of personal vehicles. In matters such as, but not limited to, Court and schooling, the provisions of this Article shall apply if a Township vehicle is unavailable.
Use of Personal Property. 4.11 Faculty Funds
Use of Personal Property. 1. Who may use your TV, Laptop, DVDs, game console and other electronics? How often must others ask permission? Do you want to be present when others are using your property?
Use of Personal Property. The short term Equipment License between Avionics and EFTC shall also be extended until September 5, 1997 unless otherwise agreed to in writing by the parties.
Use of Personal Property. 13.1 employees may use personal property other than private vehicles in the performance of their assigned duties only when the following conditions are met:
Use of Personal Property. Which items will I let my roommates use? Is anything “off limits”? How should we divide up the refrigerator space? Do we share food? Our Agreement:
Use of Personal Property. Property deemed personal in nature includes all property, including clothing, in each roommate’s bedroom which belongs to that roommate. All roommates agree to refrain from borrowing the personal goods of any other roommate(s), without approval. Exceptions to this rule should be clearly stated, with the roommates reserving the right to change their minds about the sharing of their personal property. If damage is done to personal property, the roommate responsible for the damage will be held liable. The roommates will make a list of other property that might be owned by a roommate or jointly owned and any conditions for use of those items. Those items include:
Use of Personal Property. As part of this Lease and during the Term, ------------------------ Tenant shall have the right to use the cages. cage washer and other personal property (Exhibit B) currently located on the Premises. Tenant shall, at its sole cost and expense, maintain the same in good condition and repair, shall riot remove any of such property from the Premises, and shall repair or replace any of such property damaged during the Term. Upon expiration or termination of the Lease Term,, Tenant shall surrender such property to Landlord in the same condition and quantity as when taken, reasonable wear and tear (but not casualty) excepted. Any personal property belonging to the Tenant, located in the Premises, shall remain the property of Tenant and may be removed by Tenant at expiration of the Term. The obligations of Tenant under this Section shall survive expiration or earlier termination of this Lease.
