Generic House Rules Sample Clauses

Generic House Rules. The Hirer shall not use the premises other then for the purposes specified in the agreed contract. - The Hirer shall not display any: offensive, discriminatory or religious propaganda in, on or outside the premises. If the Hirer wishes to advertise their goods, services or campaign they must receive permission from the venue hire first. - The Hirer shall not affix or drive into any part of the premises or its fixtures and fittings with any form of bolts, nails, tacks, screws, bits, pins, adhesives or any other similar articles. - The Hirer shall not remove any fixtures, fittings or furniture unless given consent to do so by the lease holder or Manager or other persons approved by the Manager. - The Hirer shall accept responsibility for damage or negligence of the Hire Area and property caused by the acts or defaults of the Hirer, its agents, officers, sub-contractors, and guests. The costs for repairs will be determined by Team London Bridge and will be provided to the Hirer. - If any unauthorised property is left on the premises for more than two weeks Team London Bridge reserves the right to dispose of these items. - The Hirer must inform the venue if they intend to leave any of their property or valuables on the premises and accept and acknowledge that Team London Bridge has no liability over their items and holds the right to refuse a request with giving a reason. - The Hirer shall not be entitled to use or have access to any part of the premises other than the event space, toilets, lobby and kitchen (with expressed permission). - The Hirer shall not use the event space or the premises for any activities which are deemed as dangerous, offensive, illegal or immoral in Team London Bridge’s opinion. - The Hirer shall not supply or arrange for a service provider to supply, alcoholic drinks at the premises without the venue hires permission. - The Hirer shall not encourage, promote or authorise the use of any harmful substances, unlawful activity or smoking (including e-cigarettes). - During the booking it is the responsibility of the Hirer to become or allocate a Fire Marshal and ensure that at least one person is a trained First Aider amongst their group. - Marketing: If your event is a public event, London Bridge Hive can publicise it on our website and mention you in our social media outlets. We require all your promotional material at least 14 days in advance. If you want to utilise these services, you should submit your details before that time.
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