CLIENT LIABILITIES Clause Samples
The CLIENT LIABILITIES clause defines the responsibilities and financial obligations that the client assumes under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the types of losses, damages, or costs for which the client may be held accountable, such as payment for services rendered, reimbursement for expenses, or liability for breaches of contract. By clearly specifying these obligations, the clause ensures that both parties understand the extent of the client's potential liabilities, thereby allocating risk and reducing the likelihood of disputes over financial responsibility.
CLIENT LIABILITIES. Clients can be liable for the following issues (or other issues that may be communicated to you by Company from time to time).
(a) Using the Company services in a manner that results in complaints, disputes, claims, reversals, chargebacks, fees, fines, penalties and other liability to Company, a Client, or a third party, will make you liable for the outcome. In such a case, you agree to reimburse Company, a Client, or a third party for any and all such liability, and for Company to settled any amounts owed as a result of the liability from your available balance. Should your balance be insufficient to cover the amount, you agree that Company may use any account proceeds from a transaction, and in the event that such amounts do not cover the liability, allow Company to recover the amount through other legal means available.
(b) In case of disputed amounts resulting from purchaser claim, reversal on a payment you received, or chargeback, Company will block the use of enough funds in your account to cover the full amount of the dispute. The block will not affect the use of your account if you have a residual balance in excess of the blocked disputed amount. The block is restricted to the disputed balance amount. Should the dispute be resolved on your favor, Company will restore the full access to your account and remove the block from the formerly disputed amount. To the contrary, if the dispute is resolved in favor of the opposing party, the blocked amount will remove the required amount from your account in settlement of the dispute resolution decision.
CLIENT LIABILITIES. The Client hereby agrees to handle the vessel, its inventory and equipment with due care. The Client must check the engine oil and water every day during his stay aboard. Damages in connection with a lack of oil or water are not insured and the Client is fully responsible for such damages. In case of breakdowns, as well as when there are other vessels involved, the whole accident must be reported to the Harbour Master with the signed protocol (by all parties involved) for the insurance company. Also, the Vendor must be notified immediately. If the Vendor’s skipper does not follow these instructions, he/she will be charged in full for all the damages. If the Client doesn’t act in compliance with these instructions, he/she will be charged for all damages. The Client may navigate the chartered vessel within the Croatian territorial waters and is not allowed to sublease or use the vessel for commercial purposes (like fishing, diving etc.). Should the Client wish to undertake sailing out of the boundaries of the territorial waters of the Republic of Croatia, he is obliged to inform Vendor in writing timely, but no later than 30 days prior to the starting date of the accommodation service period, in order to prepare relevant documents The Client is obliged to carry the following documents at all times: passport or personal identification card, copy of the charter contract or voucher, boat documents given by Vendor during the check‐in and crew list. The person operating the vessel (skipper) must possess a valid boat operating license, which includes the license to operate the vessel’s radio station or must be able to present another acceptable license entitling such person to operate the vessel in accordance with the applicable legislation. In case of failure of the vessel or its equipment the Client has to inform the Vendor immediately via one of the telephone numbers stipulated in the vessel documentation. The Vendor is obliged to promptly correct the failure. In case the failure is repaired within 24 hours, the Client is not entitled to a refund. Reimbursement for lost days of charter can only be made if the damage was caused solely by the Vendor’s fault. If this is not the case, the Client cannot expect a refund and is obliged to cover the extra cost of finding a substitute vessel. Clients are instructed to treat and handle the vessel with due care and to obey all applicable regulations. Client is obliged to follow the weather forecast and stay in port if the...
CLIENT LIABILITIES. The improper use of DUCHESNE’s seaming equipment or use of seaming equipment obtained from a party other than DUCHESNE, may as a result void all warranties.
CLIENT LIABILITIES. 10.1 Where a booking is delayed for any reason, which is outside our control, The Client shall still be liable to pay all charges in relation to the original booking agreement.
10.2 Either during or after the interpreting assignment, The Client agrees to refrain from either directly or indirectly approaching, soliciting or employing the same Interpreter within an 18 month period from the completion of the work. Where a Client is found to breach this clause, the Client will reimburse the Provider for all sums actually or potentially due under the terms of this Contract.
10.3 Upon receipt of translation, it is the client’responsibiity to check the document(s) and notify the provider of any errors or changes to be made. Any corrections made the Provider will be completely free of charge within 30 days. Any other modifications incurred by the Client such as text revisions, amendments and additions to content, style and layout will result in additional fees being charged.
10.4 If the Client requires their translation in the same specific typeset/format as the original document, we will ask for the original electronic file to be provided so we can translate directly into the same format. Where translated text is longer or shorter than than the original, we may have to re-quote you. Where the source documents is not available and typesetting is required, this will be completed with the Client’s permission and at an extra cost.
10.5 Where an interpreter incurs extra work and or travel time outside that originally quoted, The Client will be invoiced the additional costs based on the quoted rate to the nearest 30 minutes of original interpreter.
10.6 The Client agrees to indemnify the Provider against any damages, claims, losses and expenses incurred by the Provider regarding materials provided or approved by the Client for the Provider’s use during an assignment. This includes any hazardous conditions or materials encountered by an Interpreter while attending a Client’s premises during an assignment.
10.7 Where the Provider considers such an encounter to be a breach of Contract, The Company reserves the right to discontinue or withdraw from providing such services.
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