Common use of Additional State Disclosures Clause in Contracts

Additional State Disclosures. Special notice for rentals commencing in California and Nevada: NOTICE ABOUT YOUR FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. You are responsible for all collision damage to the rented Vehicle even if someone else caused it or the cause is unknown. You are responsible for the cost of repair up to the fair market value of the Vehicle, loss of use where allowed by law, and towing, storage and impound fees. Your own insurance provider, or the issuer of the credit card You used to pay for the Vehicle rental transaction, may cover all or part of Your financial responsibility for the rented Vehicle. It is Your responsibility to file an i ns u ran c e claim with these parties. You should check with Your insurance company, or credit card issuer to find out about Your coverage and the amount of the deductible, if any, for which you may be liable. If You use a credit card that provides coverage for your potential liability, You should check with the issuer to determine if You must first exhaust the coverage limits of Your own insurance before the credit card coverage applies.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.apollorv.com, www.starrv.com

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Additional State Disclosures. Special notice for rentals commencing in California and Nevada: NOTICE ABOUT YOUR FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. You are responsible for all collision damage to the rented Vehicle even if someone else caused it or the cause is unknown. You are responsible for the cost of repair up to the fair market value of the Vehicle, loss of use where allowed by law, and towing, storage and impound fees. Your own insurance provider, or the issuer of the credit card You used to pay for the Vehicle rental transaction, may cover all or part of Your financial responsibility for the rented Vehicle. It is Your responsibility to file an i ns n s u ran c ra nc e claim with these parties. You should check with Your insurance company, or credit card issuer to find out about Your coverage and the amount of the deductible, if any, for which you may be liable. If You use a credit card that provides coverage for your potential liability, You should check with the issuer to determine if You must first exhaust the coverage limits of Your own insurance before the credit card coverage applies.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.apollocamper.com, justbetravellers.nl

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