A contract that calls for a contractor's time and effort rather than for a concrete end product, e.g., maintenance contract on a copy machine, etc.
An agreement to service the oil burner and components. It includes an annual tune-up, annual efficiency test, and replacement of defective parts that are covered. Terms and conditions apply to all service contracts.
a contract for maintenance services
a protection plan that provides coverage for your vehicle in the event of mechanical failure beyond the manufacturer's warranty
a scheduled maintenance program for your systems for a specified Duration
A contract with an outside company whereby that company agrees to provide some type of maintenance for you. For example, you might have a service contract with a garage to provide regular oil changes for your company vehicles.
A contract normally used by the government to carry out land management activities such as tree planting, site stabilization, thinning of forest stands where the trees to be cut have no commercial value, and similar activities.
Also called an "extended warranty," it supplements the manufacturer's warranty, which comes with a vehicle you purchase. A service contract is a high-profit item for the dealer. Make sure it offers substantially more than the standard warranty.
Also known as an "extended warranty," this is a contract sold by the dealer on top of the manufacturer's warranty. Like the manufacturer's warranty, service contracts typically cover the major components of a vehicle, such as the engine and transmission. They, however, usually last longer than the average manufacturer's warranty in time and in mileage. You should make sure you get a complete breakdown of what is covered and discuss if the coverage is limited or not. You may still be respon- sible for the routine maintenance of the vehicle either way. Also, most cars have a three-year warranty, so if you decide on a three-year lease, you may not have any need for a service contract. Remember, service contracts are never mandatory, but they may be worthwhile if you plan to purchase the car at the end of the lease.
One which calls directly for a contractor's time and effort rather than for a concrete end product.
For the purpose of this document, it is a contract signed between the CFIA and a Service Provider for the delivery of registration and evaluation audits and follow-up activities at facilities registered under the CWPCP.
A written agreement for a maintenance provider - such as a landscaper, plumber, electrician, or handyman - to perform routine maintenance, repairs, and/or emergency service. Service contracts are worthwhile if you own several properties and have frequent service requests.
A contract that you may purchase to cover expenses such as the repair or replacement of vehicle components and that may pay for related services such as towing or replacement rental cars. In most cases, service contracts do not cover routine maintenance. Distinguish from Maintenance contract.
An employment agreement by which an employer and employee agree the terms as to pay, hours, duties, holidays, etc of an employment. Contrast this with a Contract for services, which is made with a self-employed, independent contractor. It is a question of fact as to which category a particular agreement falls into.
These are contracts that provide financial coverage to repair or replace any failure or breakdown within the limits of the policy.
directors and officers are usually given service contracts that are formed differently from a contract of service, which is a more formal description of an employment contract. This is because directors and officers are not always employees and the effect of employment law rules differs.
A type of warranty that covers service to a vehicle, sometimes offered by a manufacturer or an independent company; also called an extended warranty.
A type of contract that covers certain vehicle repairs after the manufacturer's or dealer's warranty expires. Extended warranties are sold by vehicle manufacturers, dealers, and independent companies. With a new vehicle, the extended warranty must usually be purchased by the end of the first year of ownership. Also called an extended warranty.
A contract entered into with a third party for the provision of building services, such as janitorial, landscaping, elevator maintenance and building management.
Also known as extended warranty. A contract that covers certain car repairs or problems after the manufacturer's or dealer's warranty expires. Extended warranties are sold by car manufacturers, dealers and independent companies. With a new car, the extended warranty usually must be purchased by the end of the first year of ownership.