CONDITIONS OF SALE – I.T.WILLIAMS CO LTD
Definitions:
The “Company” is I.T. Williams Co Ltd and includes any
authorised representative of the company
IMPORTANT
It is the responsibility of the customer to examine the goods immediately
upon delivery, any shortage or damage must be notified on the delivery
note.
TITLE RETENTION CLAUSE. Until full payment of all monies due by
the customer to the company
i. The title in the goods will not pass to the customer.
ii. The customer shall store the goods in a proper manner suitable
to the type of goods involved.
iii. Goods must clearly be identifiable as the property of the company.
iv. The customer irrevocably authorises the company, its servants,
agents or otherwise to enter the premises where the said goods are
in the event of:
a. Any distress or execution is levied upon any of the assets of
the customer and/or
b. The commencement of legal proceedings against the customer for
the purpose of insolvency/bankruptcy and/or
c. A receiver be appointed over the whole or any part of your undertaking
and/or
d. The calling of any creditors meeting of the customer.
v. The goods must not be sold by the customer.
CONDITIONS OF HIRE – I.T.WILLIAMS CO LTD
DEFINITIONS
-The “owner” is I.T.WILLIAMS CO LTD and includes any
authorised representative of the company
-The “hirer” is the company, firm, corporation, person
or public authority taking the owners Skip/Container on hire and
includes their representatives and successors
ACCEPTANCE OF SKIP/CONTAINER
Acceptance of the Skip/Container implies acceptance of all the terms
and conditions of hire. The Skip/Container will be deemed to be
accepted at the time that it is delivered to the site, irrespective
of whether or not the hirer is present at the time
EXTENT OF RESPONSIBILITY
-Where a Skip/Container is delivered to a site other than on a public
highway, the responsibility of the hirer begins when the owner’s
vehicle leaves the public highway for the purpose of delivering
the Skip/Container and continues until the vehicle returns to the
public highway after collecting the Skip/Container. Any damage to
the owners vehicle or Skip/Container which may occur off the public
highway in the course of the delivery or the collection of the Skip/Container,
is considered to be the responsibility of the hirer, except when
such damage may be properly attributed to the negligence of the
owner’s driver
-Where a Skip/Container is delivered to a site on any public highway
the owner will obtain any permit require under the provision of
sec.139 Highways Act, 1980, the owner will supply, at the time of
delivery adequate lamps and markers to comply with the relevant
regulations. It will be the responsibility of the hirer to comply
with the conditions contained in the permit. The hirer will indemnify
the owner against any claims which may arise as a result of failure
to comply with the permit conditions or any legislation relevant
to the leaving of the Skip/Container on the highway. When a hirer
wishes to keep a Skip/Container on a highway for a period longer
than that authorised by the existing permit, he must give the owner
notice of at least 2 working days to enable the owner to renew the
permit. In the absence of such notice, the owner reserves the right
to remove the Skip/Container at the expiry of the time shown on
the original permit
HIRERS REPONSIBILTY FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE
-During the period of hire (i.e. from the time of acceptance to
the time of collection) the hirer is responsible for any loss or
damage to the Skip/Container. The hirer will indemnify the owner
in respect of all such loss or damage; however such loss or damage
may arise.
-During the period of hire, the hirer will indemnify the owner
fully and completely in respect of all claims by any person whatsoever
for injury to any person or animal, or damage to any property, caused
by. Or in connection with, or arising from the hire of a Skip/Container
and in respect of all costs and charges arising there from, whether
incurred under the provision of statue or common law
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