Normal Wear and Tear Sample Clauses

Normal Wear and Tear. BWG shall not be held liable to any and all persons either directly or by way of indemnification, for consequential, incidental, special or direct damages, whether a claim for any such damages be based on warranty, tort, contract or any form otherwise. BWG does offer a recycling program where a document of disposal can be provided to assure your company will not be held liable for improper disposal of lead acid batteries. 9660 Xxxxxxxx Dallas, Texas 75243 469.248.0380 ph 000.000.0000 fax
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Normal Wear and Tear. The OWNER understands that some “wear and tear” expenses will occur and that these costs cannot be charged to a Tenant and OWNER will incur these expenses. Upon renting, the law recognizes the property as a business and requires OWNER to expect some expenses for cleaning and maintenance as “normal wear and tear” while operating a rental property.
Normal Wear and Tear. Customer agrees to return Equipment to Hawthorne in the same condition in which it was leased and, at Hawthorne’s discretion, agrees to compensate Hawthorne for any damage in excess of normal wear and tear. At Hawthorne’s discretion, a cleaning charge for one day’s rental or more may apply.
Normal Wear and Tear. Cape Air is not liable for minor damage such as scratches, scuffs, stains, dents, cuts and dirt resulting from normal wear and tear. For clarification purposes, damage beyond normal wear and tear to specific parts of baggage, such as wheels, straps, zippers, handles, and protruding parts, is not excluded from liability.
Normal Wear and Tear. Listed below are the "normal" vehicle wear and tear conditions. All damage beyond normal wear and tear will be charged back to the Major Daily Rental Company.
Normal Wear and Tear. Owner understands that some “wear and tear” expenses will occur and that these costs cannot be charged to a Tenant. Owner will bear these expenses. Upon renting, the law recognizes the property as a business and requires Owner to expect some expenses for cleaning and maintenance as “normal wear and tear” while operating a rental property. Whether an item is “wear and tear” or “damage” will fall under the sole discretion of the Broker. (see Appendix A for examples of Normal Wear and Tear vs Damage, see Appendix B for Life Expectancy Chart)
Normal Wear and Tear. Listed below is the nomenclature commonly used to describe degree of damage in inspection reporting.
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Normal Wear and Tear. Many parts on Your Watercraft wear out over time in the normal use of Your Watercraft. This is not a defect in materials or workmanship and is not covered. These parts include, but are not limited to, Your muffler, resonator, and exhaust pipe. Additionally, over time, the compression on Your Watercraft may decrease due to normal wear and tear. The repair or replacement of valves or rings to correct lowered compression or oil consumption from normal wear alone, is not covered.
Normal Wear and Tear. LESSEE agrees to return the Equipment to LESSOR in the same condition as it was leased and, at LESSOR’s discretion, agrees to compensate LESSOR for any damage in excess of normal wear and tear. At LESSOR’s discretion, a cleaning charge for one day’s rental or more may apply.
Normal Wear and Tear. Many parts on Your Vehicle wear out over time in the normal use of Your Vehicle. This is not a defect in materials or workmanship and is not covered. These parts include, but are not limited to, Your muffler, resonator, and exhaust pipe. Additionally, over time, the compression on Your Vehicle may decrease due to normal wear and tear. The repair or replacement of valves or rings to correct lowered compression or oil consumption from normal wear alone, is not covered.
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