THE CRAFT Sample Clauses

THE CRAFT. Lessee hereby agrees and acknowledges that he/she has carefully examined the Craft and finds it in good operating condition and suitable for the purpose for which it is rented and intended to be used, and that other accessory equipment is in suitable and acceptable condition; and that he/she agrees to maintain both Craft and accessory equipment in a safe, dependable condition while in his/her possession or custody.
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THE CRAFT. Lessee hereby recognizes that he/she has carefully examined the Craft and finds it in good operating condition and suitable for the purpose for which it is leased, and that other accessory equipment is in suitable and acceptable condition; that he/she accepts to maintain both Craft and accessory equipment in a safe, dependable condition while in his/her custody. PAYMENT: Payment in full in the amount of $195.00/day & $125/half day (the ‘ ’Rental Payment’’) shall be executed before the beginning of the Rental Period.
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THE CRAFT. THE LESSEE CERTIFIES THAT HE/SHE WILL OPERATE THE CRAFT IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL SAFETY RULES AND REGULATIONS- YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO OVERLOAD THE BOAT, NO WATER SKIING, TOWING, OR OPERATING BOAT WHILE IMPAIRED -- STRICTLY FORBIDDEN! PAYMENT: PAYMENT IN FULL IN THE AMOUNT OF $____________________________ PLUS TAX IS DUE BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE RENTAL PERIOD. INHERENT DANGER: LESSEE AGREES THAT OPERATION OF THE CRAFT CAN BE DANGEROUS. LESSEE CERTIFIES THAT HE/SHE UNDERSTANDS THE RULES & REGULATIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION OF THE CRAFT. LESSEE FURTHER AGREES TO NOT ALLOW ANYONE ELSE TO OPERATE THE CRAFT WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE LESSOR.
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