Rental Term means in respect of each Rental Schedule the rental term stipulated in the Rental Schedule;
Rental Term means the primary term of this Lease. If the term of this Lease has been extended pursuant to an option granted to you under this Lease to extend the term or pursuant to any amendment to this Lease extending the term, then such extended term shall be included as part of the term.
Examples of Rental Term in a sentence
Customer shall promptly return the Equipment upon demand by Mac Rentals after the expiration of the Rental Term.
For the avoidance of doubt, but without limitation during the Rental Term You are liable to Mojo Campers for the acts and omissions of any Authorised Drivers and other third parties as if they were Your own, regardless of fault.
More Definitions of Rental Term
Rental Term means, subject to earlier cancellation, the period from the Pick-up Date to the Return Date, calculated in accordance with clause 4.2.
Rental Term means the period of time commencing on the Collection Date and ending on the Return Date as specified in the Confirmation or as varied by the Rental Agreement.
Rental Term means the length of time, as designated in increments of one (1) month and not exceeding a total of twelve (12) months, for an equipment order.
Rental Term means, with respect to any Unit, the period commencing with the delivery of such Unit and continuing until the Return Date for such Unit, (l) “Return Date” means, with respect any Unit, the date on which such Unit is returned to Lessor in compliance with the terms of this Agreement (including without limitation being Cleaned of Contents), and all applicable Services in connection with such Unit have been performed,
Rental Term means the period set out in the Rental Agreement or shall terminate when the Equipment has been returned to the Company, but shall be not less than the minimum period specified in the Rental Agreement.