Deterioration Sample Clauses
The Deterioration clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to damage or decline in the condition of goods, property, or materials during a contract period. Typically, it outlines which party is liable if items deteriorate due to factors such as improper storage, handling, or passage of time, and may specify required actions like inspection, reporting, or replacement. This clause serves to allocate risk and clarify accountability, ensuring that both parties understand who bears the consequences and costs if deterioration occurs.
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Deterioration. Repairs, work required or parts exposed as the result of age, storage, weathering, lack of use, demonstration use, or for transportation of corrosive chemicals.
Deterioration. If the condition of a Consigned Product has deteriorated after delivery, other than deteriorations due to: (a) a Defect in a Consigned Products present at delivery; (b) normally expected changes or deteriorations occurring in storage, and not caused by an event external to the Consigned Product or breach by the Customer of this Agreement; (c) deteriorations which are so slight that they would not affect use of a Consigned Product or prevent Medartis from re-supplying a Consigned Product to a third party in a condition which would not be Defective. If a Consigned Products has a shelf life, and that shelf life expires, or has less than 1 year to run when the Consigned Product is returned.
Deterioration. Immediately to notify the Landlord of any deterioration of the Property or of the Fixtures, Fittings, Furnishings and Effects whatever may be the cause thereof.
Deterioration. Despite any rule of Law or equity to the contrary:
15.1.1. the Buyer must accept the Property with; and
15.1.2. the Buyer cannot make any objection, requisition or claim for damages or compensation in relation to, any deterioration or damage that occurs after the Contract Date.
Deterioration. The Occupant understands that storing an empty spa for more than two (2) months is not recommended due to natural deterioration. The Occupant acknowledges that the Company is not responsible for any natural occurrence that could happen to the spa including non-working equipment (Pumps, Heaters, Electrical Components), leaking pipes, rotting wood, etc.
Deterioration. Despite any rule of Law to the contrary:
(a) the Seller will not be liable to the Buyer for any deterioration of the Property or for any waste which alters the nature of the Property whether permissive, voluntary, ameliorating or otherwise between the Contract Date and settlement; and
(b) the Buyer will not be entitled to raise, take or make any objection, requisition or Claim for Loss or other relief in relation to any such deterioration of the Property or in relation to any waste occurring in respect of the Property.
Deterioration. Lender reasonably determines that the condition of the Property has materially deteriorated.
Deterioration. TMCC reasonably determines that the condition of any material portion of the Collateral has deteriorated to such a degree that it impairs the security of TMCC therein.
Deterioration. The Customer will be responsible for any damage caused by him or by the people with him in the car (except the Driver) or the Passenger (s) during the Service, inside the Car, and will be invoiced accordingly for any repairs or repairs necessary to restore the Car to good working order and / or cleanliness and / or presentation.
Deterioration of business or financial conditions, inability to pay off due debts, or being involved or about to be involved in major litigation or arbitration proceedings and other legal disputes, which the Lender believes may or has affected or prejudiced the Lender’s rights and interests hereunder;