LOADING AND UNLOADING OF GOODS Clause Samples

The 'Loading and Unloading of Goods' clause defines the responsibilities and procedures for transferring goods onto and off of transport vehicles. It typically specifies which party—the buyer, seller, or carrier—is responsible for physically handling the goods during these processes, and may outline requirements for equipment, safety measures, or timing. This clause ensures clarity in operational duties, helps prevent disputes over damage or delays, and allocates risk and costs associated with the loading and unloading activities.
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LOADING AND UNLOADING OF GOODS. 18.1 All loading, delivery and unloading of goods, merchandise, supplies and fixtures to and from the Leased Premises shall be done only at such times, in such areas and through such entrances as may be designated for the purpose by the Lessor and shall be subject to such rules and regulations as in the discretion of the Lessor are necessary for the proper administration of the Leased Premises and the Surrounding Property. 18.2 The Lessee shall ensure that its vehicles do not obstruct the free flow of traffic, the entrances or exits of any driveway or the pedestrian entrances to the Leased Premises and the Surrounding Property. 18.3 The Lessee shall not: 18.3.1 cause or permit its vehicles to be parked in the parking areas or the driveways on the Surrounding Property designated by the Lessor as customers' parking areas and driveways; and 18.3.2 place or permit any obstruction to be placed in or on the parking areas or driveways on the Surrounding Property designated by the Lessor as customer’s parking areas or driveways.
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LOADING AND UNLOADING OF GOODS. LESSEE shall load and unload cargoes, goods, articles,or things only during such hours and through such entrances, elevator lifts, if any, and routes as shall be determined by LESSOR from time to time. Neither shall LESSEE permit the elevator lifts, if any, to be used for the carriage of cargo, goods, articles or things the weight of which exceeds the maximum load limits specified therefor by a notice affixed therein or as determined by LESSOR.
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LOADING AND UNLOADING OF GOODS. 10.1 The LESSEE shall ensure that its vehicles do not obstruct the free flow of traffic, the entrances or exits of any driveway or the pedestrian entrances to the Leased Premises and the Surrounding Property. 10.2 The LESSEE shall not: 10.2.1 Cause or permit its vehicles to be parked in the parking areas or driveways; designated by the LESSOR as customers’ parking areas and driveways; and 10.2.2 Place or permit any obstruction to be placed in or on the parking areas or driveways designated by the LESSOR as customer’s parking areas or driveways.
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