1. Customers warrant with respect to each container ordered to be placed other than on private property -

(a) that the permission of the Highway Authority has been duly obtained under section 139-Highways Act 1980 (Skip Permit Obtained.
(b) that the said permission will be kept in force by the extension or renewal as necessary until either the container is removed or until the expiry of three working days after the notice is given for us to remove the container.
(c) that they will ensure the observations and performance at all timesof all the conditions subject to which the aforesaid, permission is granted and in particular will ENSURE THAT THE CONTAINER IS PROPERLT LIGHT THROUGHT THE HOURS OF DARKNESS.
(d) that they will not remove the container from the place where it is deposited without first obtaining both written permissoin of the HIghway Authority and Calder Valley Skip Hire Ltd.
(e) that they will ensure that at the time of collection there is a clear space at the end of the container or not less that thirty feet to enable the vehicle necessary access to effect the container and removal.

2. The customer futher warrants as a term of his / her contract that he / she or a responsible officer of his / her firm or company organisation has read or had explained to him / her and fully understands all the conditions subject to which the Highways Authority's permission has been granted.

3. Unless specifically otherwise agreed in writing customers shall themselves provide three marker cones by day and three cones plus six yellow lights on the container during the hours of darkness as requested by the Highways Act 1980 if the same is placed on the Public Highway (Including grass verges and footpaths or pavements) or anywhere else damage to property or injury to third parties is reasonably foreseeable.

4. The Customer Warrants -

(a) that the waste materials to be placed in the container falls within the meaning of " prescribed cases" under Section 3 of the Control of Pollution Act 1974 (hereinafter reffered to as the 1974 Act) and regulation 4 of the Control of Pollution (Licensing of Waste Disposal) Regulations 1976 (hereinafter reffered to as "the 1976 Regulations") and any subsequent Regulations issued by the Secretary of State for the Environment under the 1974 Act which are in force on the date of the removal of each loaded container; or
(b) that the requisite license has been issued under Section 5 of the 1974 Act; AND
(c) that the waste material to be removed or disposed of in the containerdoes not come within the definition of "Special Waste" contained in the Control of Pollution (Special Waste) Regulations 1980.
(d) All activites undertaken by the customer which may be subject to regulation under the Duty of Care (section 34) of the Environmental Act (1990) are fully compliant with the legislation and do not detrimentallyaffetc the compliance of Calder Valley Skip Hire Ltd with the said legislation.

5. Customers requestong or ordering vehicles delivering or collection containers to leave the road shall reimburse Calder Valley Skip Hire Ltd in full in respect of any loss, costs, claims, damages or expenses we may thearby sustain whether it is a result of damage to the vehicle or to the container or to the preoprty of the customer or third part including damage to the road margins and pavements.

6. Cutomers shall re-imburse Calder Valley Skip Hire Ltd in respect of any loss or damage to the containers whilst on hireto themfrom whatsoever cause the same may arise (fair ware and tear excepted). The Customer shall also fully indemnify Calder Valley Skip Hire Ltd in respect of any claim for injuries to persons or proprty arising out of the use of the containers whilst on hire to them howsoever the same may be caused or arise , and in particular customers undertake -

(a) NOT TO LIGHT FIRES in the containersnor to burn anything therein.
(b) not to place any corrosive acid or noxious substance nor liquid cement or concrete int the container.
(c) to ensure that the container is not filled above the level of the sides thereof.
(d) to pay all the extra expense and costs including possibly a new container which may result fromthe non-observance of the above.

Overloaded Skips will not be removed until excess has been reloaded at the customers liability.

7. One clear working days notice is required to terminate the hiring of the container. Customers undertake to fill the containers within the period of the license granted under the HIghway's Act and to give Calder Valley Skip Hire Ltd such notice of its readiness for collection.

8. The cutomers must ensure the safe loading of materials into containers. Ownership of the contents of any containers shall pass to CalderValley Skip Hire Ltd upon collection unless otherwise agreed in writing.

9. In the event of the HIghway Authority or the Police exercsing their powers to, or to cause us to light move or remove the container during the period of hire the customer acknowledges that he / she is responsible for the costs thereby incurred.

10. Calder Valley Skip Hire Ltd shall not be liable for any damage caused by customer's land, including his or her driveway, in either of the following circumstances.

(a) Where a skip is overloaded.
(b) Where, in any event the driveway surface is insufficent to support a skip. Customers should be aware that a tramac surface less tha * millimetres in thickness, may not support a skip, loaded or unloaded, and that damage to the driveway may be caused as a result.