Conditions for using Clause Samples
The 'Conditions for using' clause defines the specific requirements or prerequisites that must be met before a party is permitted to utilize a product, service, or resource under the agreement. This may include compliance with certain laws, obtaining necessary permissions, or meeting technical specifications. For example, a software license might only be valid if the user is over a certain age or uses the software for non-commercial purposes. The core function of this clause is to set clear boundaries and expectations, ensuring that use is controlled and only occurs under agreed-upon circumstances, thereby protecting the interests of the provider and maintaining compliance with relevant regulations.
Conditions for using the vehicle
Conditions for using this vehicle
a) We are not liable for loss or damage to any property or personal belongings left in or on the vehicle, either during or after the period of the rental. You or any other authorised driver must not do any of the following;
b) Use the vehicle for hire or reward
c) Use the vehicle for any illegal purpose.
d) Use the vehicle for racing, pace making or testing the vehicle’s reliability and speed.
e) Use the vehicle while overtired, or under the influence of alcohol, drugs, medication of any other legal or illegal substance which may impair consciousness or your ability to react.
f) Drive the vehicle outside UK mainland unless you have obtained our prior written consent, including a Vehicle on Hire certificate (VEIG3), and arranged European breakdown cover which would repatriate our vehicle to the UK. Additional charges will apply.
g) Use the vehicle when it is overloaded or when loads are not properly secured.
h) Use the vehicle for towing unless we have given prior written permission.
i) Attach or load any rack to the outside of the vehicle e.g. bike rack, roof rack or ladder rack without prior written permission.
j) Modify the vehicle in any way without prior written permission.
k) Use it for a purpose for which you need an operator's licence if you do not have one (if the vehicle is a commercial vehicle).
l) Use the vehicle to carry any object or any substance which, because of its condition or smell, may harm the vehicle and/or delay our ability to rent the vehicle again, this includes hazardous materials or dangerous goods.
m) Use the vehicle in contravention of any traffic laws or other regulations.
n) Use the vehicle on any airside area of an airport used for the take-off of landing of aircraft.
o) Use the vehicle for the movement, parking, refuelling or servicing of aircraft, including areas used by ground equipment, without our express consent.
Conditions for using the parking garage
1) The user is obliged to exercise the usual care in the ordinary course of business, in particular to strictly adhere to the signs and notices governing traffic and parking, and the safety requirements. Instructions of the parking operator or their personnel pertaining to safety or domestic rights must always be observed. In addition, the conditions of the Road Traffic Licensing Act (StVO) apply accordingly. Vehicles may only be parked within the designated parking spaces, though not in parking spaces that are reserved by notices for permanent users. The parking garage operator is entitled to remove any vehicles parked outside these spaces, in particular in traffic areas at a cost. The parking garage operator is also entitled to remove the user’s vehicle, if the parking garage poses an urgent threat. Every user is recommended to carefully lock their vehicle after leaving it and not to leave any valuables inside.
2) The operating hours can be taken from the relevant signs.
Conditions for using the vehicle The vehicle must only be driven by you and any other driver named over the page, or by anyone else we authorise in writing. Anyone driving the vehicle must have a full valid driving licence. You or any other authorised driver must not: • use the vehicle for hire or reward; • use the vehicle for any illegal purpose; • use the vehicle for racing, pacemaking, testing the vehicle’s reliability and speed or teaching someone to drive; • use the vehicle while under the influence of alcoholor drugs; • drive the vehicle outside England, Scotland and Wales, unless we have given you written permission; • load the vehicle beyond the manufacturer’s maximum weight recommendations and make sure that the load is secured safely; • if the vehicle is a commercial vehicle, use it for a purpose for which you need an operator’s licence if you do not have one.