Limit on Use Sample Clauses
A "Limit on Use" clause restricts how a party may utilize certain information, materials, or resources provided under an agreement. Typically, it specifies that the recipient can only use the subject matter for defined purposes, such as internal business operations or fulfilling contractual obligations, and prohibits unauthorized uses like sharing with third parties or commercial exploitation beyond the agreed scope. This clause serves to protect the provider's interests by preventing misuse or unauthorized dissemination, thereby reducing the risk of intellectual property infringement or loss of control over sensitive assets.
Limit on Use. This Agreement only applies to allow dockage of the single vessel described above in the assigned slip. If Renter desires to dock a boat or watercraft other than described above, Renter must complete a new Agreement, be bound by the conditions of the new Agreement, and pay the additional charges.
Limit on Use. Licensee shall not at any time use, promote, advertise, display or otherwise publish any Trademark or any material utilizing or reproducing any Trademark in whole or in part, except as specifically provided in this Agreement, without the prior written consent of Licensor, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Limit on Use. No portion of the electricity generated by the System shall be used to heat a swimming pool.2
Limit on Use. This Agreement only applies to allow dockage of the single vessel described above in the assigned slip. If Owner desires to dock a boat or watercraft other than described above, Owner must complete a new Agreement, be bound by the conditions of the new Agreement, and pay the additional charges.
Limit on Use. This Agreement only allows dockage of the described Vessel. If Lessee desires to dock a different vessel, Lessee must complete a new agreement, be bound by the conditions of the new agreement, and pay additional charges arising therefrom. Maximum LOA and beam are as set by Lessor, and dockage is limited to conventional mono-hull, catamaran and small pontoon vessels that meet each slips size requirements.
Limit on Use. This Agreement allows dockage for the above described boat at the City of Burlington’s Marina located on the Lake Champlain waterfront (the Marina). No person shall tie up to any slip, bulkhead or mooring at the Marina without executing a lease agreement, providing a valid boat registration and making payment in full. By doing so, the boat owner(s) acquire a boat or mooring permit by receiving a completed and approved contract. Docking and mooring permits are not transferable and the City reserves the right to use reserved accommodations during temporary vacancies by the slip holder. Boat Owner agrees to give the City prior notice regarding any departures and return dates, when the length of vacancy is for 24 hours or longer.
Limit on Use. Renter agrees to the following limits on use:
Limit on Use. This Agreement only applies to allow storage of the described vessel. If Lessee desires to store a boat other than referenced below, Lessee must complete a new agreement, and pay additional charges arising there from. Launch ramp access is not included. Park passes included with storage are for the use of the boat owners only, and cannot be loaned out or transferred.
Limit on Use. Licensee shall not at any time use, promote, advertise, display or otherwise publish any of the Trademarks or any material utilizing or reproducing any of the Trademarks in whole or in part. except as specifically provided in the Trademark Usage Guidelines (Appendix E) and this Agreement.
Limit on Use. This Agreement only applies to allow dockage of the vessel described in this Agreement. If Renter desires to dock a vessel other than referenced the vessel above, the Renter must complete a new agreement, and be bound by the conditions of the new agreement. The initial Agreement will be terminated. A HOA Member may only rent one (1) Day slip during the period of an Agreement and only have only one (1) active Rental Agreement at any time.