Designated Use Clause Samples
The Designated Use clause defines the specific purpose or manner in which a product, service, or property may be used under the agreement. It typically outlines permitted activities, restrictions, or limitations, such as allowing a leased property to be used only for retail operations or specifying that software may only be used for internal business purposes. By clearly stating the intended use, this clause helps prevent misuse, reduces ambiguity, and protects the interests of both parties by ensuring the asset is not used in unauthorized or unintended ways.
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Designated Use. The leased property will be destined exclusively for use of the surface area leased to build, maintain and repair installations, materials and residues from the ore that will be taken to be processed in said place, as well as build roads, paths, deposits for minerals, waste and ore, piping for potable water, telephone lines, electricity transmission and distribution lines, build all of the facilities necessary to use what is leased for the purpose of crushing, milling, and processing raw materials and precious minerals ore.
Designated Use. The Other Party shall be obliged to use the Immovable Property exclusively in accordance with the Permit.
Designated Use. Occupancy shall be based on the same access granted to other PSB school staff. Teachers and support staff shall have access the first weekday on or after August 15 before the school year begins and through five days after the last day of school from the hours of 7 AM to 7 PM, like all other school staff. The Principals, Custodians and Admin shall have access 24/7/365 for cleaning, summer-cleaning and quiet enjoyment of the agreed upon spaces. PSB shall responsible for securing the building to the extent it is utilized after 3:30 PM, including locking all doors and windows and setting all alarms. The building cannot be sublet out to any group. The Town is not responsible for any equipment, materials, or other infrastructure left in the Building by PSB subsequent to the term. PSB shall be responsible for returning all portions of the Building used pursuant to this MOU to their original state, and shall remove all furniture and equipment from said portions of the Building unless: (a) the furniture and equipment pre-dated the term of this MOU, or (b) the Town consents in writing for such furniture and equipment to stay. Any disposal of PSB refuse, including furniture or other large items, shall be the responsibility of PSB. To the extent the Town is forced to incur costs associated with clearing out the Building following PSB usage, PSB will reimburse the Town for those charges. In the event the Town determines that PSB, or any of its agents, are utilizing the Building for purposes other than those stated in Section 1, in contravention of any other section of this Agreement or in a manner detrimental to the health, welfare or safety of the surrounding neighborhood or the public at large, it may notify PSB in writing. PSB shall be given thirty (30) days from receipt of the writing to address the Town’s concern. In the event PSB fails to address the concerns in a manner satisfactory to the Town within the allotted period, the Town shall have the option of terminating this Agreement.
Designated Use. An employee of Customer who had been licensed by MHI to use the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Methodologies, or certain of them, and that wishes to purchase or have access to Sales Access Manager through the Salesnet Online CRM Application and whom Customer is purchasing a License to use the Software under this ASPA. The total number of Designated Users is specified in the RightNow Order Form. Customer shall identify the designated Users to the Software by means of Licensing and Registration Application.
Designated Use. The Designated Use is the provision of health care services as set out in the National Program Guide and the provision of ancillary services that support the Program Objectives.
Designated Use. 8 8.2 Insurance Requirements; Governmental Regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 8.3
Designated Use. 4 4.2 USAGE AND COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS.....................................5 4.3 ABANDONMENT........................................................5 4.4 NUISANCE...........................................................5 ARTICLE V......................................................................5
Designated Use. 24
7.1 Use of the Property and the Works for the Designated Use 24 7.2 Repayment Amount 25 7.3 Organisation's acknowledgement 25 7.4 Accreditation, registration and licensing 25 7.5 External evaluation 26
8.1 Payment of the Funds 27 8.2 Use of the Funds 28 8.3 Amounts of Funds 28 8.4 Sufficiency of amounts 28
Designated Use. Tenant agrees to use the Premises solely for the Permitted Uses. Tenant will not use or permit the Premises to be used for any other purpose whatsoever without Landlord's prior written consent, which consent may be given or withheld in Landlord's sole discretion.
Designated Use. The Premises shall be used and occupied only for the purpose of general offices and for no other purpose.