Brands and Labels. In the case of loss or damage to insured property bearing a brand or trademark, the sale of which carries or implies the guarantee of the responsibility of the manufacturers or Insured, the salvage value of such damaged property shall be determined after removal and/or re-identifying such brands or trademarks or other identifying characteristics.
Brands and Labels. If branded or labeled merchandise that is Insured Property is damaged as a direct result of a Breakdown or Electronic Circuitry Impairment, but retains a salvage value, the Insured may:
Brands and Labels. In the event of direct physical loss or damage arising out of a “breakdown” to “insured property” bearing a “brand”, the sale of which carries or implies the guarantee or the responsibility of the Insured or the manufacturer, the Insurer will pay the cost of removing or re-identifying the “brand” from such damaged “insured property”. Any salvage of such damaged “insured property” will not be disposed of by sale without the Insured’s consent. If removing or re-identifying of the “brand” is not possible or is impractical, the Insurer will pay the cost to dispose of the damaged “insured property”. The Insured shall have the right to dispose of the salvage in the manner it considers appropriate. If the salvage of the damaged “insured property” is not disposed of by sale by the Insurer, the Insured will allow the Insurer to deduct the salvage value from the amount payable to the Insured. Salvage value will be determined as the value that could have been realized after removal or re-identifying of the “brand”.
Brands and Labels. If branded or labeled merchandise that is Covered Property is damaged by a Covered Cause of Loss, but retains a salvage value, the Member District may:
Brands and Labels. This Extension applies in the event of loss or damage (arising out of a “Breakdown”) to “Insured Property” bearing a brand name or trademark. The salvage value of such damaged “Insured Property” is determined after removal (in the customary manner) of all such brands or trademarks or other identifying characteristics. Insurance under this Form is extended to insure, up to a maximum of $100,000.00, the cost of removal of such brands, trademarks or other identifying characteristics (provided that such removal will not physically damage the “Insured Property”) prior to the sale, as salvage, of such “Insured Property “ damaged by a “Breakdown”; in accordance with value established by the Insurer during loss adjustment. Such limit is part of and is not in addition to the Limit of Insurance for this Form.
Brands and Labels. If branded or labeled Insured Property sustains direct physical loss or damage and the Insurer elects to take all or any part of that property, the Insurer will pay for the Insured, to stamp salvage on the property or its containers, to remove, destroy, or disclaim the brands, labels, warranties, service contracts, or guarantees relating to the property if doing so will not damage the property. In any event, the Insured must re-label such property or its containers to comply with any applicable law.
Brands and Labels. If branded or labeled merchandise covered by this Policy is physically damaged and we elect to take all or any part of such merchandise at the value established by the terms of this Policy, you may, at your own expense, stamp "SALVAGE" on the merchandise or its containers or may remove or obliterate the brands or labels if such stamp, removal, or obliteration will not physically damage the merchandise. You must relabel the merchandise or containers in compliance with the requirements of law.
Brands and Labels. If branded or labeled property covered by this Agreement is physically damaged and XXXX elects to take all or any part of that property, the Named Member may at IRMA’s expense:
Brands and Labels. If branded or labelled property insured by this Contract is physically damaged and Insurers elect to take all or any part of that property, the Insured may at the Insurers’ expense:
Brands and Labels. If stock damaged by an insured peril is salvageable and bears a brand or trademark or guarantee, the Insurer agrees to pay for the removal of such brand, trademark or guarantee before sale of such stock as salvage.
