Skips Clause Samples
The "Skips" clause defines the conditions under which certain scheduled obligations or actions may be temporarily bypassed or omitted. In practice, this clause might apply to regular payments, deliveries, or services, specifying when a party is permitted to skip a scheduled occurrence, such as during holidays or unforeseen events. Its core function is to provide flexibility in the contract schedule, ensuring that both parties have clear guidelines for when and how obligations can be deferred without breaching the agreement.
Skips. If Servicer determines that Obligor has become a skip, Servicer shall conduct skip- tracing efforts for a period of 30 days. If such skip-tracing efforts prove unsuccessful, Servicer will file (if applicable) the necessary claim forms with Seller's insurance carriers as described in II A(2) of Schedule B of this document.
Skips. Receivables as to which the Financed Vehicle has not been located during the Collection Period set forth above Aggregate Receivable Balance of Receivables.................... $------------ Number of Receivables........................................... ------------
Skips. Where Skip Center Tree is shown on the Sale Area Map and Skips are indicated in the table below, retain all trees and snags within a 37-foot radius (1/10th-acre circular plot) of the center tree. Skip center trees are designated with three orange paint bands and the word “skip” painted on the bole of the tree. Center tree shall be left.
Skips. Not to use the skips in the Allotment Garden for any purpose other than for the deposit of refuse and/or decaying matter generated from the Allotment only (rubble, wood and metals are not permitted to be disposed of within the skips).
Skips. On Croft and University allotments a skip will be provided by the Council annually. The date will be posted on the noticeboard. Only legitimate allotment waste is to be deposited in the skips. Before lighting any bonfire the tenant should give due consideration to the weather conditions so as not to cause a nuisance to neighbouring properties. When vacating an allotment the site is to be left in a clean, empty and tidy state and any constructions removed . It is agreed between the parties that this agreement supersedes and replaces any other agreement whether verbal or written.