Wear Clause Samples
The 'Wear' clause defines the responsibilities and standards regarding the condition and deterioration of goods, equipment, or property over time due to normal use. Typically, this clause clarifies what constitutes acceptable wear and tear versus damage that exceeds normal usage, often specifying that the party in possession is not liable for ordinary wear but may be responsible for excessive or negligent damage. Its core function is to allocate risk and prevent disputes by distinguishing between expected depreciation and improper use, ensuring both parties understand their obligations regarding maintenance and liability.
Wear. Carpet will not wear more than 10% of their surface pile weight from abrasive wear. “Abrasive wear” means fiber loss from the carpet through normal abrasion, not crushing or flattening of the carpet pile in any area, nor staining, soiling, fading, or change in carpet appearance, nor fiber loss due to abnormal usage of the carpet;
Wear a County-provided pager and/or carry a County-provided cellular phone during standby assignment;
Wear and tear, marring and scratching, gradual deterioration, latent defect, mechanical, electrical or electronic, breakdown, or disturbance, inherent vice, rust or corrosion, extremes of temperature, dampness of atmosphere, wet or dry rot, mould or contamination.
Wear a County-provided pager, or be available by telephone during standby assignment;
Wear tear, depreciation, the process of cleaning, dyeing repairing or restoring any article, the action of light or atmospheric conditions, moth, insects, vermin or any other gradually operating cause.
Wear and tear, depreciation or obsolescence, damage or theft through normal course of use or consumption.
Wear. The Mohawk Group warrants that the carpet will not wear more than 10% of its surface pile weight from abrasive wear for the life of the carpet.* By abrasive wear is meant fiber loss from the carpet through normal abrasion, not crushing or flattening of the carpet pile in any area, nor staining, soiling, fading or change in carpet appearance, nor fiber loss due to abnormal usage of the carpet..
Wear appropriate personal protective clothing as described in the For Your Safety section of “Safety Rules and Guidelines for Volunteers”.
Wear use safety belts properly at all times while driving the van. Make a reasonable effort to ensure all Riders are wearing their seat belts.
Wear safety helmets during the recovery of ironworks, racks, cutting of cables and hoisting work.