Permanent Maintenance Clause Samples
The Permanent Maintenance clause establishes an ongoing obligation for one party, typically in a family law or divorce context, to provide financial support to the other party indefinitely. This support may be in the form of regular payments intended to maintain the recipient's standard of living after separation or divorce, and it usually continues unless specific conditions, such as remarriage or death, occur. The core function of this clause is to ensure long-term financial stability for a spouse who may not be self-sufficient, addressing disparities in earning capacity and lifestyle post-divorce.
Permanent Maintenance. (i) Where the Employer provides permanent maintenance cover at which the Employee is engaged solely to be part of the permanent maintenance crews or supplements the permanent maintenance crew (for the purposes of authorised absences only), the Employer must provide secure, off street car parking at the client’s premises. Where these conditions are met, the Employee shall be paid the amount set out in Appendix A to this Part in lieu of the payments set out above in this clause.
Permanent Maintenance. Upon completion of the Defects Correction Period and certification by Havering that all defects to the Highway Works during the Defects Correction Period have been satisfactorily remedied:
(a) Havering shall assume responsibility for maintaining the carriageways and footways within the Highway Land;
(b) TfL shall be responsible for Maintenance of the Signage.