Right to charge Sample Clauses

Right to charge. I hereby voluntarily and of my own volition give Concessionaire the right to immediately charge my credit card in the event there is any damage to, accident or incident of any kind regarding the rented watercraft during the rental period. This includes damages done to the rental watercraft, motor, or equipment as a result of beaching, running aground, reckless operation, negligence, equipment loss, or violation of the rules. I understand that Concessionaire will conduct an estimate for repairs by a licensed repair company of their choosing and provide me with a copy for review. I further covenant and agree not to challenge the charge on my credit card with the bank or financial institution issuing my card. I recognize that Concessionaire has a good faith basis for requiring this provision as it is the only way to protect them from me canceling my credit card or challenging the charges in the event of damages to the watercraft. All damages deemed extreme by Concessionaire are subject to investigation by the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office.
Right to charge. Solely in order to secure loans to meet their respective contributions toward the Construction Costs and Production Costs, the Participants shall each be entitled to pledge, mortgage, charge or otherwise encumber, as security for financing their respective contributions, the Property and Assets to the extent of their respective Interests; provided, however, that that security shall not be given by any Party unless the proposed pledgee, mortgagee or holder of the charge or encumbrance (herein called the "Bank") is a Canadian chartered bank or other type of financial institution acceptable to the other Participants and the Bank first undertakes in writing with all the other Participants, in form reasonably satisfactory to counsel for the Operator and binding upon the Bank, that:
Right to charge. If the Tenant fails to pay or perform any obligation to be paid or performed by the Tenant as provided in this Lease with respect to ad valorem property taxes or to any other obligation non-payment or non-performance of which could give rise to a Lien against the Land, the Landlord may make the payment or perform the obligation, and the Tenant on demand will pay the Landlord as additional Rent the amount reasonably paid, or the reasonable cost of the performance, plus interest at the rate of eighteen percent a year from the date of the payment or performance of the Landlord, and reasonable fees of lawyers.
Right to charge. The restrictions on assignment contained in this clause will not in any way prevent the Seller from pledging, mortgaging, encumbering or assigning by way of security its rights under this Agreement for the purpose of securing the payment of moneys borrowed or guaranteed or other financial accommodation. The party to whom such security is to be provided must covenant in writing with the Buyer acknowledging the rights of the Buyer under this Agreement. 26 Notices 26.1 Method of notice (a) All notices, consents, requests or notifications authorised or required to be given by one Party to another under this Agreement (Notice) must be in writing, unless otherwise specifically provided, and sent to the intended

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