Damage and Loss. The insurance applies to damage and loss in accordance with sections 5.3.1–5.3.6 below.
Damage and Loss. 5.6 Legal protection - 5.7 Bonus loss
Damage and Loss. LICENSEE agrees to return the leased premises and equipment to the DISTRICT at the end of the term of use in the same condition as the date of the start of this lease, ordinary use and wear excepted. LICENSEE agrees that if any portion of the Facility or contents thereof, during the term of this lease, shall be damaged by the act, default, or negligence of the LICENSEE or of the LICENSEE's agents, employees, patrons, guests or any person admitted to premises by LICENSEE, LICENSEE will pay to the DISTRICT upon demand such sums as shall be necessary to restore the premises and equipment to their previous condition. LICENSEE hereby assumes full responsibility for the character, acts, and conduct of all persons admitted to any portion of the premises at the time of LICENSEE’s use, not including any representatives of the DISTRICT.
Damage and Loss. 13.1 The Student shall be fully responsible for any cost to make good any damage and/or loss to any part of the Room or Residence or the Contents caused by the willful act, omission or negligence of the Student, their guests or anyone within their reasonable control. The cost reasonably incurred by the University for making good any such damage and/or loss will be charged to the Student as soon as possible after it occurs. The Student shall pay these costs to the University within seven (7) days. If the Student fails to pay such costs by the due date for payment and within seven (7) days of the University notifying the Student in writing that the costs remain outstanding,the University may deduct the cost from the Deposit.
Damage and Loss. Students will immediately report any malfunctions, damage or loss of the Chromebook to a classroom teacher or the high school media center technology help desk. To ensure the LTSD Chromebook’s remain in working order, any and all damage or malfunctions must be reported immediately to the media center so it can be checked and repaired. Students must report and stop using the device immediately. Any parts that may be damaged and broken off of the Chromebook should be kept and provided to the media center when the device is turned in. Students should not make any attempt to repair the device itself, doing so may further damage the Chromebook. Students will not modify or vandalize the appearance or functionality of the LTSD Chromebook. The LTSD Chromebook is owned by the district and borrowed by the student. Students will treat the Chromebook with care and respect knowing that they must return the LTSD Chromebook at the end of the school year and make the Chromebook available upon request of a staff member for inspection. At that time the LTSD Chromebook will be inspected for modification, defacing, damage, and vandalism for which the student/family will be held responsible. This does not include normal wear and tear. Students should not draw on or place stickers on the Chromebook, place any items on top of the Chromebook, pick at or remove keys, store any items between the keyboard and screen, scrape the surfaces, damage the screen, or obstruct port access on the Chromebook. Students will not attempt to scratch or remove any tag or sticker placed on the LTSD Chromebook for identification purposes. The LTSD Chromebook is to be repaired only by district authorized repair designees. Students will immediately notify their teacher of any unexpected behavior or damage to the Chromebook and arrange a time for the student to visit the location designated in the school to drop off the Chromebook for review and repair. Unauthorized repairs may result in more damage or voiding of warranty. In the case of theft, vandalism and other criminal acts, a police report must be filed by the student or parent within 48 hours of the occurrence. The Chromebook serial number must be included in the report. Incidents occurring off campus must be reported to the police by the parent and a copy of the police report must be brought to the school. The parent/student will be responsible for the replacement of the Chromebook. The student and parent are responsible for the fair market value...
Damage and Loss. XXXXXX agrees to return the leased premises and equipment to the CITY at the end of the term of use in the same condition as the date of the start of this lease, ordinary use and wear excepted. RENTER agrees that if any portion of the Facility or contents thereof, during the term of this lease, shall be damaged by the act, default, or negligence of the RENTER or of the RENTER's agents, employees, patrons, guests or any person admitted to premises by RENTER, RENTER will pay to the CITY upon demand such sums as shall be necessary to restore the premises and equipment to their previous condition. RENTER hereby assumes full responsibility for the character, acts, and conduct of all persons admitted to any portion of the premises at the time of XXXXXX’s use, not including any representatives of the CITY.
Damage and Loss. If a device is damaged, lost, or stolen during the time that it is issued to the student, whether intentionally or due to negligence, the student and the student’s parent/guardian will be responsible for paying the fines outlined in this document. Negligence The District administration will determine course of action including full replacement of the Chromebook at $298.79, if a device has been damaged multiple times in the same school year. Responsible Device Use All users of District-issued devices must follow the expectations outlined in District Policy and Operating Guidelines IFBGA: Responsible use of the Enterprise Network, JD: Student Discipline/Student Code of Conduct, and JS: Student Fines, Fees and Charges. Failure to follow these expectations will lead to applicable student disciplinary consequences. All District policies can be found at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. While off school grounds parents/guardians are solely responsible for monitoring student’s use of the device. Students may not exhibit inappropriate behaviors, or access prohibited materials with the device, at any time, at any location. Students will be subject to disciplinary and/or legal action if they use the device for inappropriate activities, whether on or off school grounds. Privacy District-issued devices remain the property of DCSD. As such, anything done on the device is not private. This means DCSD staff may, at any point, confiscate and search the contents of any District-issued electronic device. In the event of lost or theft, the Chromebook will be de-activated. DeKalb County School District recognizes all aspects of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA), and the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). DeKalb County School District does not monitor student’s home networks, devices or internet connection. The District does monitor the use of District-issued devices. In addition, DCSD tracks the location of District-issued devices in the event of loss or theft of the device.
Damage and Loss. During the rental period, between the time that the Client has picked up the equipment and the moment that it is returned to the Supplier at their address, the Client is responsible for any damage to, or loss of equipment. Normal wear-and-tear, decided by the Supplier, is not considered damage of equipment. If damage or loss of any of the rented equipment take place, it is the Clients responsibility to immediately notify the Supplier of the event. At the event of theft, the Client has the responsibility to report the theft to the police as well as making sure that the Supplier is presented with a copy of the police report. Damaged or missing equipment is charged at the per day rate until they are repaired or, in the case of loss, returned unless another agreement is made with the Supplier. Damaged or missing equipment is replaced by the New Acquisition Principle, wherein the Client will pay the difference in price between what the insurance company replaces and the product costs at current list price. Should the Supplier’s insurance company consider any damage done either intentional, due to misusage or lack of knowledge, the Client will be held responsible for any costs covering maintenance. If damaged equipment is considered to be beyond the ability to repair, the Client will be charged for replacement of the damaged equipment including any surrounding costs (e.g shipping). The Client should in all respects see to the Suppliers interests, the wellbeing and safety of the rented equipment.
Damage and Loss. All district-issued devices are the property of the Xxxxxx County School District. If a device is damaged, lost, or stolen during the time that it is issued to the student, whether intentionally or due to negligence, the student and the student’s parent/guardian will be responsible for paying the fines outlined in this document. Responsible Device Use: All users of District-issued devices must follow the expectations outlined in District Policy and Operating Guidelines IFBGA: Responsible Use of the Enterprise Network, JD: Student Discipline/Student Code of Conduct, and JS: Student Fines, Fees and Charges. Failure to follow these expectations will lead to applicable student disciplinary consequences. All District policies can be found at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. While off school grounds parents/guardians are solely responsible for monitoring the student's use of the device. Students may not exhibit inappropriate behaviors, or access prohibited materials with the device, at any time, at any location. Students will be subject to disciplinary and/or legal action if they use the device for inappropriate activities, whether on or off school grounds.
Damage and Loss. 5.1 Students bring their devices onto the school site at their own risk. Students should protect their device by use of a protective case and padded sleeve in a backpack.
