Sentences with phrase «make premises owners»
This decision cuts against plaintiffs» attempts to make premises owners the effective «insurers» for on - premises work, the nature of which subcontractors may be more or equally aware.
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I / WE HEREBY RELEASE, WAIVE, DISCHARGE AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE the CHICAGO SPORT & SOCIAL CLUB, INC. («CSSC») and its affiliates (CSSC and its affiliates are referred to collectively as the «CLUB»), the sufficiency of which consideration is expressly acknowledged, and intending to be legally bound, do hereby, for myself, my heirs, executors, administrators, insurers, assigns, attorneys, representatives, agents, beneficiaries, legatees, representatives, successors, assigns and any other persons who may make claims on my behalf (collectively the «RELEASORS») OR ALL SPORTS SERIES / PARK DISTRICT OF HIGHLAND PARK / WINDY CITY FIELD HOUSE / CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT / FITNESS FORMULA CLUBS (FFC — UNION STATION) / URBANA PARK DISTRICT / MADISON PARKS ORGANIZATION / ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL / LANSING PARKS / CITY OF BLOOMINGTON / UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN / CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS — LAKE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL / CAMP OJIBWA / AUSTIN PARKS AND RECREATION facilities used by the participant, including its owners, managers, promoters, lessees of premises used to conduct the event or program, premises and event inspectors, underwriters, consultants and others who give recommendations, directions, or instructions to engage in risk evaluation or loss control activities regarding the CHICAGO SPORT & SOCIAL CLUB, INC. («CSSC») and its affiliates (CSSC and its affiliates are referred to collectively as the «CLUB»), the sufficiency of which consideration is expressly acknowledged, and intending to be legally bound, do hereby, for myself, my heirs, executors, administrators, insurers, assigns, attorneys, representatives, agents, beneficiaries, legatees, representatives, successors, assigns and any other persons who may make claims on my behalf (collectively the «RELEASORS») OR ALL SPORTS SERIES / PARK DISTRICT OF HIGHLAND PARK / WINDY CITY FIELD HOUSE / CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT / FITNESS FORMULA CLUBS (FFC — UNION STATION) / URBANA PARK DISTRICT / MADISON PARKS ORGANIZATION / ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL / LANSING PARKS / CITY OF BLOOMINGTON / UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN / CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS — LAKE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL / CAMP OJIBWA / AUSTIN PARKS AND RECREATION facilities or events held at such facility and each of them, their directors, officers, agents, employees, all for the purposes herein referred to as «Releasee»... FROM ALL LIABILITY TO THE UNDERSIGNED, my / our personal representatives, assigns, executors, heirs and next to kin FOR ANY AND ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, LOSSES OR DAMAGES AND ANY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS THEREFORE ON ACCOUNT OF ANY INJURY, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE DEATH OF THE PARTICIPANT OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE EVENT (S) CAUSED OR ALLEGED TO BE CAUSED IN WHOLE OR IN PART BY THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE RELEASEE OR OTHERWISE.
After establishing the film's premise — foxy Toronto Maple Leafs owner Jessica Alba recruits neo-Eastern spiritualist Myers to fix the broken marriage of hockey star Romany Malco, so his team can make the Stanley Cup — Myers indulges in an endless, joke - light rendition of «9 To 5» that establishes a tone of insufferable self - indulgence.
4-23-07 Identification All live dogs and cats held on the premises, purchased, or otherwise acquired, sold or otherwise disposed of, or removed from the premises for delivery to a research facility or exhibitor or to another dealer, or for sale, through an auction sale or to any person for use as a pet, shall be identified by an official tag of the type described in Sec. 2.51 affixed to the animal's neck by means of a collar made of material generally considered acceptable to pet owners as a means of identifying their pet dogs or cats \ 2 \, or shall be identified by a distinctive and legible tattoo marking acceptable to and approved by the Administrator.
The «cat ordinance,» as it's typically called in newspaper accounts, made it illegal for cats to be «off the premises of the owner and not under restraint by leash, cord, wire, strap, chain, or similar device or fence or secure enclosure adequate to contain the animal.»
Ordinance 332-2002 made it illegal for cats to be «off the premises of the owner and not under restraint by leash, cord, wire, strap, chain, or similar device or fence or secure enclosure adequate to contain the animal.»
Our pet store in Lakewood operates on the premise of dedication to the happiness and care of all animals, and making the perfect match for owners and pets!
These adoption organizations have started retailing pet products within their adoption centers, under the premise that doing so will make the centers more pleasant for prospective pet owners and provide much - needed financial support to drive more adoptions.
Must advise the owner of the commercial premises that the search is being made pursuant to the law and has a properly defined scope, and it must limit the discretion of the inspecting officers.
Under premises liability laws, store owners have a duty to make sure their store is relatively safe for all customers.
In each of these cases, the building owner has a legal responsibility to make sure that their premises are clean and habitable.
According to British Columbia's Occupiers Liability Act, owners and occupiers of real estate must make sure the premises is safe for people who enter upon the property.
If the gas station owner or operator knew about the oil slick and was negligent in failing to either clean it up or post a warning, you may be able to make a premises liability claim and seek compensation of your medical bills, lost wages, disability and disfigurement, pain and suffering, and loss of normal life.
Another way that property owners must protect the safety of people on their premises is by making sure there are adequate security measures in place.
Premise liability law says that the owners and property managers of hotels, motels, and resorts are responsible for making sure that the property is safe for all hotel guests and their families.
As the owner of the premises you have the right to make rules for visitors.
Owners of apartment complexes, amusement parks, parking lots and parking garages, casinos, bars, theaters, or any other commercial property must make sure that their premises are secure and that visitors are safe from assault.
In a premises liability case, you could be making a claim against a business owner's liability insurance policy or a homeowner's insurance policy, depending on who is responsible for your injuries.
Whether the disability was caused by an auto accident, medical malpractice, or a property owner's dangerous premises, the court will usually determine how and when payments are to be made for the injured person's care.
Property owners have a duty to maintain their premises for visitors to make sure it is reasonably safe.
In BC, the Occupiers Liability Act covers property or premise liability, and requires that property owners — home owners, business owners and municipalities — keep their premises safe and in good condition to make sure that visitors aren't injured.
Premises liability refers to the responsibility a property owner has to make his or her property safe for guests.
Commercial property owners have a legal obligation to make sure that their premises are safe for their employees and customers.
Property owners are legally obligated to make reasonable attempts to keep their premises safe for patrons.
In Nipomo, property owners have a responsibility to make sure that premises are kept safe.
Premises liability law holds property owners responsible for making reasonable efforts to keep their premises free from safety Premises liability law holds property owners responsible for making reasonable efforts to keep their premises free from safety premises free from safety hazards.
Business owners and private property owners alike have a duty to make their premises safe.
Premises liability refers to the responsibility of the owner or manager of a property to make sure it is reasonably safe for the people who use it.
Business owners have an obligation to make their premises safe for guests, patrons, and others on their property.
In Florida, property owners and managers have a responsibility to make their premises safe and secure for others.
Thus, the owner of the house or entity should make sure that the staircase in their premise is safe and the design is reasonable.
The law of premises liability holds residential and business owners responsible for making sure that their property is reasonably safe.
Slip and Fall Accidents: If Property owners fail to make their premises safe for visitors, they can be held accountable.
Premises liability claims can be tricky because a person making a claim must consider both the kind of duty the owner of the property owed the injured person, and the circumstances surrounding the injury.
In fact, Virginia law frequently makes it difficult to recover from a premises owner.
When property owners are negligent and fail to make sure that their premises are safe, they can be held liable.
It is important for homeowners and business owners to make sure their premises are clean and safe.
Slip and Fall Accidents: Owners of the property can be held accountable if they fail to make their premises safe for guests.
Slip and fall cases fall under the area of premises liability law, which holds a premise owner or property manager responsible for making sure that there are no unsafe conditions on a property that could cause injury or death to a resident, visitor, worker, or patron.
This is positive for premises owner defendants in take - home asbestos cases in the sense that Justice Aldrich did not create a Court of Appeals split on the issue of the duty owed by premises owners to take - home plaintiffs, but as the Beckering Court noted, the issue will not be resolved with any certainty until the California Supreme Court makes its decision.
Building owners, architects, builders and contractors for the design and construction of new facilities or the modification of existing facilities must understand the upcoming changes and know how to make premises accessible to people with a wide range of disabilities, including physical, sensory, learning, developmental and mental health.
The CIBC pointed to residential tenancy legislation in other provinces which specifically makes lenders who become owners of residential premises through foreclosure proceedings liable for security deposits.