Fly tipping Sample Clauses

The 'Fly tipping' clause defines the responsibilities and prohibitions regarding the illegal dumping of waste on a property. It typically requires tenants or property users to refrain from disposing of rubbish, debris, or unwanted materials in unauthorized areas, and may obligate them to report or remove any such waste if discovered. This clause serves to maintain the cleanliness and safety of the premises, prevent environmental harm, and ensure compliance with local waste disposal laws.
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Fly tipping. The insurance by this section extends to include the reasonable costs of clearing and removing any property illegally deposited in or around the premises provided that our maximum liability shall not exceed £5,000 any one occurrence, £15,000 in the aggregate annually.
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Fly tipping. 34.1 The Contractor will as part of his normal operations from the sites remove and dispose of all fly tipping. If the tipped material can be lifted by two members of staff it can be deemed to cover the litter clearance clauses of the Specification and the Contractor is responsible for removing it. Fly tipping within the management area shall be reported immediately to the Company representative. 34.2 The Contractor is encouraged to take a digital photo of the before and after situation if the amount of work that falls into this category rises to a level which is financially affecting the contract or having an adverse effect on the other areas of work. This pictorial record will ensure that a meaningful discussion can take place regarding the issue.)
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Fly tipping. The insurance provided by this Section is extended to include the reasonable and necessary costs incurred by the insured to remove property left on the premises without the insured’s permission. The liability of the underwriter shall not exceed GBP1000 for any one occurrence and in any one period of insurance.
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