Common use of UNWANTED GOODS Clause in Contracts

UNWANTED GOODS. Failure to promptly remove any Goods or other Contractor supplies/equipment (“Unwanted Goods”) from UConn Health’s location(s) at the direction of UConn Health shall mean that Contractor: (a) has voluntarily abandoned and relinquished all Title to such Unwanted Goods; (b) vests authority in UConn Health, without any further act required, to dispose of the Unwanted Goods; and (c) remises, releases and forever discharges UConn Health, the State, and their agents of and from all claims which Contractor, Contractor Parties and their respective successors or assigns, jointly or severally, ever had, now have or will have arising from the disposition of the Unwanted Goods in accordance herewith. Contractor shall promptly reimburse UConn Health for any costs incurred in connection with disposing of Unwanted Goods.

UNWANTED GOODS. Failure to promptly remove any Goods or other Contractor supplies/equipment (“Unwanted Goods”) from UConn Health’s location(s) Health Premises at the direction of UConn Health shall mean that Contractor, on behalf of itself and any Contractor Parties: (a) has voluntarily abandoned and relinquished all Title to such Unwanted Goods; (b) vests authority in UConn Health, without any further act required, to dispose of the Unwanted Goods; and (c) remises, releases and forever discharges UConn Health, the State, and their agents of and from all claims which Claims that Contractor, Contractor Parties and their respective successors or assigns, jointly or severally, ever had, now have or will have arising from the disposition of the Unwanted Goods in accordance herewithGoods. Contractor shall promptly reimburse UConn Health for any costs incurred in connection with disposing the storage or disposal of Unwanted Goods.