Common use of Automobile Vandalism Clause in Contracts

Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of any insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500) to offset the deductible costs incurred by the teacher. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the teacher was on-the-job and executing the assigned duties of his/her job.

Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of any an insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500500.00) to offset the deductible costs incurred by the teacherparaprofessional. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the teacher paraprofessional was on-the-on the job and executing the assigned duties of his/her job.

Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of any an insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500500.00) to offset the deductible costs incurred by the teacherAdministrator. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the teacher Administrator was on-the-job and job, executing the assigned duties of his/her job, and the vehicle was repaired.

Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of any insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500500.00) to offset the deductible costs incurred by the teachereducator. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the teacher administrator was on-the-on the job and executing the assigned duties of his/her job.

Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of any insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500500.00) to offset the deductible costs incurred by the teachereducator. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the teacher administrator was on-the-on the job and executing the assigned duties of his/her her/their job.

Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of any an insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500) to offset the deductible costs incurred by the teachercustodian or craftsperson. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the teacher employee was on-the-the- job and executing the assigned duties of his/her job.

Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of any an insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500) 500 to offset the deductible costs incurred by the teacher. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the teacher was on-the-job and job, executing the assigned duties of his/her jobjob and the vehicle was repaired.

Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of any an insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500) 500 to offset the deductible costs incurred by the teacher. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the teacher was on-on- the-job and job, executing the assigned duties of his/her jobjob and the vehicle was repaired.

Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of any an insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500) to offset the deductible costs incurred by the teacheremployee. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the teacher employee was on-the-the- job and executing the assigned duties of his/her job.