Security and Insurance Sample Clauses

Security and Insurance. 47.1 Each Exhibitor is responsible for the security of his own stand and stock, and for his own insurance cover for such stand and stock and any other property the Exhibitor brings to the Event.
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Security and Insurance. (a) As security for payment of any and all of Applicant's obligations to Bank and any other Issuer under this Agreement, any Credit or any other indebtedness of Applicant to Bank and any Other Issuer, Applicant hereby grants Bank a continuous and continuing interest In (I) all property of Applicant or in which Applicant has an interest (including, but not limited to, all bank accounts Applicant maintains with Bank and all proceeds thereof) and which Is now or hereafter for any reason in the possession or control of, or in transit to, Bank, Bank's affiliates or the agent or bailee thereof, and (ii) any and all bills of lading, other documents of title, policies, certificates of insurance, chattel paper, and general Intangibles accompanying or relative to a Credit or any drafts drawn thereunder, and any and all inventory, goods and other property shipped under, in connection with or relative to a Credit or any drafts drawn thereunder. In addition to all other rights which Bank may have, Applicant hereby authorizes Bank to set off and apply any and all deposits (general of special, time or demand, provisional or final) at any time held and other indebtedness at any time owing by Bank to or for the credit or the account of Applicant against any and all of the obligations of Applicant now or hereafter existing under this Agreement, irrespective of whether Bank shall have made any demand under this Agreement and although such deposits, indebtedness or obligations may be unmatured or contingent.
Security and Insurance. The Exhibitor is solely and fully responsible for its own exhibit materials and should insure its exhibit against loss or damage from any cause whatsoever. All property of an Exhibitor is understood to remain in its care, custody and control in transit to or from or within the confines of the Exhibit Hall.
Security and Insurance. The organizers will take reasonable care to ensure security in the exhibition area and will employ reputable security guards. The duty of the guards will be to protect the general exhibit against theft during closed hours. Neither the organizer, organizer management, nor the owners of the exhibit premises will assume any responsibility for an Exhibitor’s personal property, booth materials, or rented equipment. Exhibitors should make their own insurance agreements. The exhibitor hereby agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the organizers, its partners, agents and representatives and the owners of the exhibit premises from any claim, loss, liability or damage suffered as a result of the operation of the exhibit.
Security and Insurance. 1. The loanee will pledge any buildings or installed facilities along with the land or building it is built on and including any miscellaneous facilities within as a security to the bank unless otherwise stated by the bank. If the bank so requests, the loanee shall enter into an insurance of the type and the amount agreed by the bank and place a pledge for the bank on the insurance claim.
Security and Insurance. 6.1 On the Commencement Date, you will deliver to us Security in the amount of $0.00 which will
Security and Insurance. A. Agent is not responsible for loss or damage to personal property or person. Seller agrees (i) to take reasonable precautions to safeguard and protect valuables that might be accessible during showings of the Watercraft; and (ii) to obtain reasonable insurance to protect against these risks. Agent does not maintain insurance to protect Seller.
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Security and Insurance. 6.1 You acknowledge that we may notify you to deliver to us security within 60 days’ of such notice, which will;
Security and Insurance. Council’s preferred arrangements for the provision of security are set out in detail in the Template Agreements and summarised in the table below. Type Security that Council will seek under the Agreement VPA Registration on title (refer to 4.10) Council reserves the right to require additional security prior to executing a VPA, other than registration on title. This may depend on the nature of the VPA and whether a contributions plan for the land exists. Works Cash deposit, bank guarantee or bond that is 125% of the agreed value of each of the works in an Agreement. Where the work is proposed on public land and/or requires Road Act approval, the security shall be in accordance with Councils fees and charges. The security must be lodged before a CC is issued for each work. Upon completion of the agreed works to Council’s satisfaction, part of the security equivalent to 100% of the value of the work will be returned. The remaining security equivalent to 25% of the value of the work will be retained by Council as a security bond. To assist in more timely release of securities, Council will accept two separate securities. The bond shall be returned: • after the defects liability and maintenance periods have lapsed, and • Council’s Engineering Service teams assisted by the City Asset Manager (and any relevant Council technical specialists) have certified in writing that all obligations and works have been undertaken and completed to the standard as detailed in the Agreement and relevant approval. The Agreement will also allow Council to step-in and remedy any breach in carrying out works at the developers cost.
Security and Insurance. Homepie is not responsible for any loss or damage to any property, whether real property or personal property, nor any damage or injury of any person, attributable to the showing of the Property. Seller shall take reasonable precautions to protect any accessible valuables while access is allowed to the Property. Seller agrees to obtain appropriate insurance to protect against these risks. Homepie does not maintain insurance to protect the Property, any of Seller’s belongings, from any risk or peril, including but not limited to, damage or injury to real or personal property or to persons.
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