Crating Sample Clauses

Crating. Lessor agrees to arrange for and pay for the crating and other normal preparation for shipping expenses required to prepare the Assets for shipping to the Lessee. If Lessee requests special preparation for shipment, such as preparation by the manufacturer of specific pieces of equipment, then Lessee agrees to pay for that special preparation.

Crating. The parties acknowledged that Lessor has arranged for and paid for the crating and other normal expenses required to prepare the Assets for shipping to the Lessee pursuant to the Original Agreement, and that Lessee did not request or pay for any special preparation of Assets for shipping pursuant to the Original Agreement.

Crating. Dog may be crated during Owner’s absence from the home, but for no longer than ten (10) successive hours in any twenty-four (24) hour period. The crate must be large enough for Dog to stand up and turn around in, and must have a proper floor for Dog to lie comfortably on its side. Outside Shelters. An outside shelter such as a doghouse, dog “run”, or “kennel” is not acceptable as a permanent residence, but can be used temporarily, if needed, when Dog is let outside for short periods of time, and only when Owner is home. Dog will not live in, nor be chained or otherwise fastened via zip-line, cable or other similar device to, a doghouse or any other structure including, but not limited to, trees, fences, or outbuildings. The design, construction and strength of any outside shelter must be adequate to contain Dog, keep other animals out, and shall be maintained and kept in good repair.

Crating. The price includes crating. ART. 5 - DELIVERY The supply shall be delivered CIF ANSALDO - Genoa (ref. INCOTERMS 1990).

Crating. Crating consists of packaging the Equipment for safe transportation. Each Buyer shall be responsible for completing any Stabilization and Crating of its portion of the Equipment within a timely manner after Internal Transport occurs. All work and costs associated with Crating are the responsibility of the applicable Buyer. If Agere determines that a Buyer’s Crating operation in the Agere furnished facility is not on schedule, Agere may assume the Crating operation of such Buyer’s Equipment or require such Buyer to perform Crating at a non-Agere facility, or remove the items to an offsite warehouse. Prior to assuming such Crating operation, Company will provide the applicable Buyer with five (5) days written notice of its intent to assume Crating operations (the “crating notice period”). Following the crating notice period, any such Crating actions taken by Company will be at the applicable Buyer’s risk and reasonable expense. Loading: Loading consists of placing the Crated Equipment onto a Buyer’s carrier’s trucks or other vehicles of transportation. Each Buyer shall be responsible for Loading its portion of the Equipment and its costs associated therewith. Should it be necessary that any Loading be done by Agere, it shall be done at the applicable Buyers risk following reasonable notice by Company to the applicable Buyer.