Date of Loss definition

Date of Loss means the date of the incident occurring to Your Vehicle which results in the Motor Insurance Company paying a claim for Total Loss.

Date of Loss means the date on which a Loss to the Equipment occurs.

Date of Loss means, with respect to a Covered Risk of:

Examples of Date of Loss in a sentence

• Where the Date of Loss occurs after the expiry date of the policy, the terms and conditions applicable at the expiry date of the policy will continue to apply to claims made in respect of such losses.

• Where You have a Finance Agreement, the amount relating to the Purchase Price of the Insured Vehicle at the Date of Loss, that is required by the Finance Company to discharge Your indebtedness under the Finance Agreement.

• The amount required by the Finance Company at the Date of Loss to clear the amount owing under the Finance Agreement, excluding: o any outstanding or uncollected premiums and resulting interest due under this Policy o any default charges, associated costs and arrears on Your Finance agreement.

• Dangerous Sports or Activities Any sport or sporting activities that present a high level of inherent danger (i.e. involves a high level of expertise, exceptional physical exertion, highly specialized gear or stunts) Date of Loss for Illness, the first date of diagnosis or the date the Insured Person first became aware of the Illness – whichever occurs earlier; for Injury, the date of the Accident; for all other Sections, the date of the Insured Event.

• For this Covered Cause of Loss, the Date of Loss shall be the date on which the applicable waiting period expires.

More Definitions of Date of Loss

Date of Loss means the date on which a loss shall be deemed to have occurred within the meaning of the act, and shall be the first to happen of the following:

Date of Loss means the date the grain commodity dealer filed a petition for bankruptcy; or, if bankruptcy is not declared, the date a check was returned for insufficient funds, or the date otherwise determined by the department.

Date of Loss. The date of the incident occurring to the Insured Vehicle in respect of which a claim for Total Loss is paid under the Comprehensive Motor Insurance. Dealer Fitted Accessories: Accessories that were fitted by and purchased from the supplying dealer (at the point of sale) and that are shown separately on the purchase invoice, up to a maximum combined value of £1500 including VAT. This excludes any form of paintwork and/or upholstery protection application or kits. Delivery Fees: the amount charged by the vehicle supplier, not exceeding £650 in respect of and limited to New Vehicle registration fees, road fund licence fee, number plates, plate transfer and fuel as shown on your vehicle invoice;

Date of Loss means the date on which the event described in the definition of “Loss” shall have occurred.

Date of Loss. The date of the incident occurring to the Insured Vehicle in respect of which a claim for Total Loss is paid under the Comprehensive Motor Insurance. Date of Purchase: The date on which You purchased the Insured Vehicle. Dealer Fitted Accessories: Accessories that were fitted by and purchased from the Supplying Dealer and that are shown separately on the purchase invoice.

Date of Loss means the date of the incident to the Vehicle in respect of which a Total Loss claim is subsequently paid under theMotor Insurance Policy.

Date of Loss means the date of death of the Insured Member.