REASONABLE WEAR AND TEAR. XXXXXX agrees that when he/she moves out of the dwelling unit, he/she will turn the dwelling unit over to LANDLORD in as good condition as when TENANT moved in, reasonable wear and tear excepted. TENANT will not be responsible for damage resulting from reasonable wear and tear. TENANT agrees to pay for the cost of any cleanup, repairs, or replacements needed due to the carelessness, misuse or neglect of the dwelling unit and/or common areas by TENANT or TENANT's family members or visitors. If TENANT fails to pay LANDLORD for any such costs within thirty (30) days of notice from LANDLORD, TENANT’s failure to pay will be considered material noncompliance with the Lease and may be grounds for termination and eviction. TENANT understands that Housing Assistance Payments will not be made for any month in which the unit cannot be lived in due to damage by TENANT, TENANT's family or visitors, and agrees to pay the Contract Rent during this period rather than the Tenant Rent specified in Section 2.b. above.
REASONABLE WEAR AND TEAR. Reasonable wear and tear of the Equipment shall mean only the normal deterioration of the Equipment caused by ordinary and reasonable use on a one shift (8 hours per day, 40 hours per week) basis. The following shall not be deemed reasonable wear and tear: (a) damage resulting from lack of lubrication, insertion of improper fuel, or failure to maintain necessary oil, water and air pressure levels; (b) except where Elite expressly assumes the obligation to service or maintain the Equipment, any damage resulting from lack or servicing or preventive maintenance suggested in the manufacture's operation and maintenance manual; (c) damage resulting from any collision, overturning, or operation of the Equipment, including overloading or exceeding the rated capacity of the Equipment; (d) damage in the nature of dents, bending, tearing, staining, corrosion and misalignment to or of the Equipment or any part thereof; (e) wear resulting from use in excess of shifts for which rented; and (f) any other damage to the Equipment which is not considered ordinary and reasonable in the equipment rental industry. Repairs to the Equipment shall be made to the reasonable satisfaction of Elite and in a manner which will not adversely affect the operation, manufacturer's design or value of the Equipment.
REASONABLE WEAR AND TEAR. Reasonable wear and tear of the Equipment shall mean only the normal deterioration of the Equipment caused by ordinary and reasonable use on a one -shift basis (as defined in Section 14 below). The following shall not be considered reasonable wear and tear: (i) damage resulting from lack of lubrication, insertion of improper fuel or maintenance of necessary oil, water and air pressure levels; cavitation; or freezing; (ii) except where RYCO Landscape Supply, Inc. expressly assumes the obligation to service or maintain the Equipment, any damage resulting from lack of servicing or preventative maintenance suggested in the manufacturer’s operation and maintenance manual; (iii) damage resulting from any collision, overturning or improper operation, including overloading or exceeding the rated capacity of the Equipment; (iv) damage in the nature of dents, bending, tearing, staining, corrosion or misalignment to or of the Equipment or any part thereof; (v) wear resulting from use in excess of shifts for which rented; and (vi) any other damage to the Equipment which is not considered ordinary and reasonable in the equipment rental industry.
REASONABLE WEAR AND TEAR. Reasonable wear and tear of the Equipment shall mean only the normal deterioration of the Equipment caused by ordinary and reasonable use on a one -shift basis (as defined in Section 14 below). The following shall not be considered reasonable wear and tear:
REASONABLE WEAR AND TEAR. Reasonable wear and tear of the Equipment shall mean only the normal deterioration of the Equipment caused by ordinary and reasonable use on a single shift (eight (8) hours per day, forty (40) hours per week) basis. The following shall not be deemed reasonable wear and tear: (a) damage resulting from lack of lubrication or maintenance of necessary oil, water and air pressure levels; (b) except where Northwest Barricade & Signs expressly assumes the obligation to service or maintain the Equipment, any damage resulting from lack of servicing or preventative maintenance suggested in the manufacturer’s operation and maintenance manual; (c) damage resulting from any collision, overturning, or improper operation, including overloading or exceeding the rated capacity of the Equipment; (d) damage in the nature of dents, bending, tearing, staining, and misalignment to or of the Equipment or any part thereof; (e) wear resulting from use in excess of shifts for which rented; and (f) any other damage to the Equipment which is no considered ordinary and reasonable in the equipment rental industry.
REASONABLE WEAR AND TEAR or that it is free from defects. Except as may be specifically set forth in this rental contract, Monolithic disclaims all warranties, either express or implied, made in connection with this rental transaction.
REASONABLE WEAR AND TEAR. Reasonable wear and tear of the equipment shall mean only the normal duration of the equipment caused by ordinary and reasonable use on a one shift (8) hours per day, 40 hours per week basis). The following shall not be determined reasonable wear and tear (a) The damages resulting from lack of lubrications and inspection of improper fuel or maintenance of necessary oil, water and air pressure levels.(b) Except were RENTAL COMPANY expressly assumes the obligation to service or maintain the equipment, any damage resulting from the lack of servicing or preventative maintenance suggestive in the manufacturing operation and maintenance manual; (C) Damage resulting from any collision, overturning or improper operation, including overloading or exceeding the rated capacity of the equipment. (d) Damage in the nature of dents, bending, tearing, staining, corrosion and misalignment to or of the equipment or any part thereof. (e) Wear resulting from use in excess of shifts for which rented and (f) any other damage to the equipment, which is not considered ordinary and reasonable in the equipment rental industry. Repairs to the equipment shall be made to the reasonable satisfaction of RENTAL COMPANY and in a manner, which will not adversely affect the operation, manufacturers design or value of the equipment. LATE RETURN:Contractor agrees that if the equipment is not returned by the end of the Rental Period, RENTAL COMPANY, in its sole discretion, may require Contractor to do any of the following; (a) continue to pay the rental rate(s) acceptable to the equipment as specified on the front page of this rental agreement (b) for periods less than 24 hours, pay the full day rental rate acceptable to the equipment, or (c) pay any increased rental rate(s) in effect at the time of, or after, the expiration of the rental period. TITLE/NOPURCHASE OPTION/NO LIENS:The rental agreement is not a contract of sale and title of equipment shall at all times remain with RENTAL COMPANY, unless covered by a specified supplemental agreement signed by RENTAL COMPANY. The Contractor has no option or right to purchase the equipment. Contractor shall keep the equipment free and clear of all mechanic and other liens encumbrances. TIRE AND TUBE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT:Repair or replacement of tires is the responsibility of the Contractor and is not included in the rental rate.
REASONABLE WEAR AND TEAR. Reasonable wear and tear of the Equipment shall mean only the normal deterioration of the Equipment caused by ordinary and reasonable use on a one -shift basis (as defined in Section 14 below). The following shall not be considered reasonable wear and tear: (i) damage resulting from lack of lubrication, insertion of improper fuel or maintenance of necessary oil, water and air pressure levels; cavitation; or freezing; (ii) damage resulting from any collision, overturning or improper operation, including overloading or exceeding the rated capacity of the Equipment; (iv) damage in the nature of dents, bending, tearing, staining, scratches,corrosion or misalignment to or of the Equipment or any part thereof; (v) wear resulting from use in excess of shifts for which rented; and (vi) any other damage to the Equipment which is not considered ordinary and reasonable in the equipment rental industry.
REASONABLE WEAR AND TEAR. XXXXXX agrees that when he / she moves out of the dwelling unit, he / she will turn the dwelling unit over to LANDLORD in as good condition as when TENANT moved in, reasonable wear and tear excepted. TENANT will not be responsible for damage resulting from reasonable wear and tear; however, XXXXXX agrees to pay for the cost of any cleanup, repairs, or replacements needed due to the carelessness, neglect, or unreasonable use of the dwelling unit by TENANT or TENANT’S household members or visitors. If TENANT fails to pay LANDLORD for any such costs within thirty (30) days of notice from LANDLORD, TENANT’S failure to pay will be considered material noncompliance with the Lease and may be grounds for termination and eviction. NOTICE TO TENANT: YOU MUST NOTIFY YOUR LANDLORD IN WRITING WITHIN 4 DAYS AFTER YOUR MOVE OF A FORWARDING ADDRESS WHERE YOU CAN BE REACHED AND WHERE YOU WILL RECEIVE MAIL; OTHERWISE YOUR LANDLORD SHALL BE RELIEVED OF SENDING YOU AN ITEMIZED LIST OF DAMAGES AND THE PENALTIES ADHERENT TO THAT FAILURE. (This Notice muse be in bold-face type at least 4 points larger than the type used for the body of the Lease. It is shown in 16-point bold type.)
REASONABLE WEAR AND TEAR. Reasonable wear and tear of the Equipment shall mean only the normal deterioration of the Equipment caused by ordinary and reasonable use on a one shift (8 hours per day, 40 hours per week) basis. The following shall not be deemed reasonable wear and tear: (a) damage resulting from lack of lubrication or maintenance of necessary oil, water and air pressure levels; (b) damage resulting from any collision, overturning, or improper operation, including overloading or exceeding the rated capacity of the Equipment; (c) damage in the nature of dents, scratching, bending, tearing, staining, and misalignment to or of the Equipment or any part thereof; (d) wear resulting from the use in excess of shifts for which rented; and (e) any other damage to the Equipment which is not considered ordinary and reasonable in the equipment rental industry. Repairs to the Equipment shall be made to the reasonable satisfaction of Xxxxx Rental and in a manner which will not adversely affect the operation, manufacturer’s design or value of the Equipment.
