Transport and Installation. The Exhibitor will be responsible for the delivery of artworks and materials to and from The Residency and their installation and de-installation. HAS staff may provide advice and assistance with installation, however, this cannot be guaranteed. The Exhibitor is responsible for leaving the gallery in the condition in which they found it. A fee of $50hr will be charged to the Exhibitor if additional cleaning or gallery repairs are needed at the end of the hire period.
Transport and Installation i. Transport, rough handling;
Transport and Installation. Who is responsible for transporting the equipment to the site of usage and installing it for usage should be specified in the contract. Maintenance. To whom the responsibility of maintaining the equipment falls to should be stipulated, as well as what type of maintenance any equipment might require. Warranties. Even though some quality and safety assurances are required by the law, additional warranties may be recommended. Any such warranties should be listed in the contract. Indemnification in Equipment Rental Agreements Indemnification is a major issue insofar as equipment rental agreements are concerned, since equipment usage tends to have a greater risk for leading to situations that could put a party at legal liability. Additionally, the standard equipment rental agreements tend to offer unclear language related to who is to indemnify who or to what extend and under what circumstances, which can in turn lead to much confusion and unsatisfactory outcomes for all parties involved. Thus, it is of the utmost importance when negotiating a rental agreement contract that it is made completely clear to all parties how indemnification will work in the contract. A common outcome of indemnification negotiations is that the renting party will be required to hold the other harmless for damages caused due to equipment operation, unless gross negligence in the upkeep of the equipment can be proven. However, indemnification agreements can offer complete indemnity for one party or the other and any variation in between. What outcome all depends on the process of negotiation and the strategies and desires of the parties involved. Terminating an Equipment Rental Agreement If for whatever reason you desire to terminate an equipment rental agreement, you will most likely be contractually required to send an equipment lease termination letter. This document will specify the date the agreement will be terminated and the reasons for the termination. Such notices are time sensitive and generally must meet certain formatting and issuing requirements, so great care must be taken in their drafting. If you need further help understanding the details of an equipment rental agreement, you can post your legal need on UpCounsel’s marketplace. UpCounsel accepts only the top 5 percent of lawyers. Lawyers on UpCounsel come from law schools such as Harvard Law and Yale and average 14 years of legal experience, including work with or on behalf of companies like Google, Menlo Ventures, and...
Transport and Installation. Who is responsible for transporting the equipment to the site of usage and installing it for usage should be specified in the contract. Maintenance. To whom the responsibility of maintaining the equipment falls to should be stipulated, as well as what type of maintenance any equipment might require.
Transport and Installation. Transport and installation shall remain the exclusive responsibility of the Lessee. The Lessor may recommend a suitable third party to provide such services, but gives no warranty for its ability to undertake the transport and installation of the Equipment, nor does it accept any liability for the actions or performance of the third party.
Transport and Installation a) The Owner will be responsible for arranging and paying for the cost of packing and transport of the Objects from the Owner to the Exhibition premises and return, as well as transit insurance.
