Common use of Connecticut Clause in Contracts

Connecticut. The coverage afforded by this Extended Service Agreement is still available should the Extended Service Agreement term lapse while Your Vehicle is in the custody of repair facility for a covered repair. Connecticut Public Act, 87-393, Laws 1987, requires an automobile dealer to provide a warranty covering certain classes of used motor vehicles as follows: Used vehicles with a Purchase Price of $3,000 but less than $5,000 – Provides Coverage for 30 days or 1,500 miles, whichever occurs first; Used vehicles with a Purchase Price of $5,000 or more – Provides Coverage for 60 days or 3,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Your Vehicle may be covered by this law. If so, the following is added to this Extended Service Agreement: In addition to the dealer warranty required by this law, You have elected to purchase this Extended Service Agreement, which may provide You with additional protection during the dealer warranty period and provides protection after the dealer warranty has expired. You have been charged separately only for this Extended Service Agreement. The required dealer warranty is provided free of charge. Furthermore, the definition, coverage and exclusions stated in the Extended Service Agreement apply only to this Extended Service Agreement and are not the terms of the required dealer warranty. If the parties to this Extended Service Agreement cannot reach an agreement after reasonable efforts to settle a dispute, You may mail a written complaint to State of Connecticut, Insurance Department, PO Box 816, Hartford, Connecticut 06142-0816 Attention: Consumer Affairs. The written complaint must contain a description of the dispute, the Purchase Price of the Agreement, the cost of repair and a copy of this Extended Service Agreement. If the assigned examiner is unable to resolve the dispute after receipt of the Provider’s response, examiner shall transfer the matter to the Insurance Department’s Arbitration Unit for commencement of arbitration proceedings within 10 days of notice thereof, unless objected to by either party during this time. Refer to Connecticut General Statutes § 42-260 for complete dispute resolution procedures. CANCELLATION: You may also cancel this Agreement if You return Your Vehicle or if Your Vehicle is sold, lost, stolen, or destroyed.

Connecticut. The coverage afforded by this Extended Service Agreement is still available should the Extended Service Agreement term lapse while Your Vehicle is in the custody of repair facility for a covered repair. Connecticut Public Act, 87-393, Laws 1987, requires an automobile dealer to provide a warranty covering certain classes of used motor vehicles as follows: Used vehicles with a Purchase Price of $3,000 but less than $5,000 – Provides Coverage for 30 days or 1,500 miles, whichever occurs first; Used vehicles with a Purchase Price of $5,000 or more – Provides Coverage for 60 days or 3,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Your Vehicle may be covered by this law. If so, the following is added to this Extended Service Agreement: In addition to the dealer warranty required by this law, You have elected to purchase this Extended Service Agreement, which may provide You with additional protection during the dealer warranty period and provides protection after the dealer warranty has expired. You have been charged separately only for this Extended Service Agreement. The required dealer warranty is provided free of charge. Furthermore, the definition, coverage and exclusions stated in the Extended Service Agreement apply only to this Extended Service Agreement and are not the terms of the required dealer warranty. If the parties to this Extended Service Agreement cannot reach an agreement after reasonable efforts to settle a dispute, You may mail a written complaint to State of Connecticut, Insurance Department, PO Box 816, Hartford, Connecticut 06142-0816 Attention: Consumer Affairs. The written complaint must contain a description of the dispute, the Purchase Price of the Agreement, the cost of repair and a copy of this Extended Service Agreement. If the assigned examiner is unable to resolve the dispute after receipt of the Provider’s response, examiner shall transfer the matter to the Insurance Department’s Arbitration Unit for commencement of arbitration proceedings within 10 days of notice thereof, unless objected to by either party during this time. Refer to Connecticut General Statutes § 42-260 for complete dispute resolution procedures. CANCELLATIONA written complaint may be mailed to State of Connecticut, Insurance Department, PO Box 816, Hartford, Connecticut 06142-0816. Attention: You may also cancel Consumer Affairs. The written complaint must contain a description of the dispute, the Purchase Price of the Agreement, the cost of repair and a copy of this Agreement if You return Your Vehicle or if Your Vehicle is sold, lost, stolen, or destroyedExtended Service Agreement.

Connecticut. The coverage afforded by this Extended Service Agreement If applicable, arbitration and Resolution of Disputes for Connecticut Residents: If there is still available should the Extended Service Agreement term lapse while Your Vehicle is in the custody of repair facility for a covered repair. Connecticut Public Act, 87-393, Laws 1987, requires an automobile dealer to provide a warranty covering certain classes of used motor vehicles as follows: Used vehicles with a Purchase Price of $3,000 but less than $5,000 – Provides Coverage for 30 days or 1,500 miles, whichever occurs first; Used vehicles with a Purchase Price of $5,000 or more – Provides Coverage for 60 days or 3,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Your Vehicle may be covered by this law. If so, the following is added to this Extended Service Agreement: In addition to the dealer warranty required by this law, You have elected to purchase this Extended Service Agreement, which may provide You with additional protection during the dealer warranty period and provides protection after the dealer warranty has expired. You have been charged separately only for this Extended Service Agreement. The required dealer warranty is provided free of charge. Furthermore, the definition, coverage and exclusions stated in the Extended Service Agreement apply only to this Extended Service Agreement and are not dispute regarding the terms of this Service Contract or the required dealer warrantycoverage of any claim filed with Us, We will make a reasonable effort to resolve the dispute with You. If We are unable to resolve the parties to this Extended Service Agreement cannot reach an agreement after reasonable efforts to settle a dispute, You may mail file a formal written complaint with the Consumer Affairs Division of the Connecticut Insurance Department. The complaint must contain a short and plain description of the dispute, including the efforts made to resolve the dispute and the results of those efforts, the purchase price or lease price of Your covered Vehicle, the cost of any disputed repairs, and a copy of this Service Contract document. The complaint should be mailed to: State of Connecticut, Insurance Department, PO P.O. Box 816, Hartford, Connecticut CT 06142-0816 0816, Attention: Consumer Affairs. The Your complaint will be reviewed by an examiner, who will attempt to mediate the dispute. If the mediation efforts are unsuccessful, Your complaint will be referred to the Arbitration Unit of the Connecticut Insurance Department for further resolution through arbitration. Unless either party objects to binding arbitration of the dispute by filing a written complaint must contain a objection with the examiner within ten (10) days after notice that the matter has been referred to arbitration, the decision of the arbitrator will be binding on both parties. A more detailed description of the dispute, the Purchase Price arbitration procedure is set forth in Sections 42-260-1 through 42-260-5 of the Agreement, the cost of repair and Connecticut Administrative Code. You have a copy of this Extended Service Agreement. If the assigned examiner is unable right to resolve the dispute after receipt of the Provider’s response, examiner shall transfer the matter to the Insurance Department’s Arbitration Unit for commencement of arbitration proceedings within 10 days of notice thereof, unless objected to by either party during this time. Refer to Connecticut General Statutes § 42-260 for complete dispute resolution procedures. CANCELLATION: You may also cancel this Agreement Service Contract if You return Your the Vehicle or if Your the Vehicle is sold, lost, stolen, stolen or destroyed. This Service Contract does not include in-home service. The costs of transporting the Vehicle will not be paid for by the Administrator. Within the “AGREEMENT PERIOD” section of this Contract, the following sentence is added: “If this Service Contract is for less than one year of coverage, this Contract will be extended by the total number of days the Vehicle undergoes Covered Repairs at a Licensed Repair Facility. If this Contract expires while the Vehicle is undergoing a Covered Repair, this Contract will be extended until Covered Repairs are complete.” The rate charged for this service is not subject to regulation by the office. The CANCELLATION BY THE CONTRACT HOLDER section is deleted and replaced with the following: You may cancel this Contract by returning it to the Selling Company or directly to Us. An odometer statement indicating the odometer reading at the date of the request for cancellation will be required. If this Contract is canceled by You within the first sixty (60) days, We will refund the entire Contract purchase price, less any claims paid and less a cancellation fee equal to five percent (5%) of the Contract purchase price or fifty dollars ($50), whichever is less. If this Contract is canceled after the first sixty (60) days, We will refund the unearned Contract Purchase Price to You calculated on a pro rata basis, less any claims paid. The refund will be equal to the lesser amount produced using either the number of days the Contract was in force or the number of miles the Vehicle was driven prior to cancellation, less a cancellation fee equal to five percent (5%) of the Contract Purchase Price or fifty dollars ($50), whichever is less. In the event of cancellation, the Finance Company identified on the first page of this Contract, if any, will be named on a cancellation refund check as its interest may appear. The CANCELLATION BY THE ADMINISTRATOR section is deleted and replaced with the following: We may cancel this Contract based on one or more of the following reasons: (A) there has been a material misrepresentation or fraud at the time of sale of this Contract; (B) You have failed to maintain the Vehicle as prescribed by the manufacturer; (C) the odometer has been tampered with or disabled and You have failed to repair the odometer; or (D) for non-payment of the Contract purchase price by You, in which case We shall provide You with a notice of cancellation by certified mail. If this Contract is canceled by Us, We will refund the unearned Contract purchase price to You calculated on a pro rata basis. The refund will be equal to the lesser amount produced using either the number of days the Contract was in force or the number of miles the Vehicle was driven prior to cancellation. In the event of cancellation, the Finance Company identified on the first page of this Contract, if any, will be named on a cancellation refund check as its interest may appear. The TRANSFER OF VEHICLE OWNERSHIP section, is deleted and replaced with the following: A completed transfer application and a forty ($40) transfer fee must be submitted to the Administrator within thirty (30) days of a change in ownership, along with the following: A notarized copy of the documentation showing change of title and odometer reading; Proof of maintenance recommended by the manufacturer; and If the manufacturer’s warranty requires a transfer, a copy of the completed transfer form. Note: The rate charged for this Agreement is not subject to regulation by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation.

Connecticut. The coverage afforded by this Extended Service Agreement If applicable, arbitration and Resolution of Disputes for Connecticut Residents: If there is still available should the Extended Service Agreement term lapse while Your Vehicle is in the custody of repair facility for a covered repair. Connecticut Public Act, 87-393, Laws 1987, requires an automobile dealer to provide a warranty covering certain classes of used motor vehicles as follows: Used vehicles with a Purchase Price of $3,000 but less than $5,000 – Provides Coverage for 30 days or 1,500 miles, whichever occurs first; Used vehicles with a Purchase Price of $5,000 or more – Provides Coverage for 60 days or 3,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Your Vehicle may be covered by this law. If so, the following is added to this Extended Service Agreement: In addition to the dealer warranty required by this law, You have elected to purchase this Extended Service Agreement, which may provide You with additional protection during the dealer warranty period and provides protection after the dealer warranty has expired. You have been charged separately only for this Extended Service Agreement. The required dealer warranty is provided free of charge. Furthermore, the definition, coverage and exclusions stated in the Extended Service Agreement apply only to this Extended Service Agreement and are not dispute regarding the terms of this Service Contract or the required dealer warrantycoverage of any claim filed with Us, We will make a reasonable effort to resolve the dispute with You. If We are unable to resolve the parties to this Extended Service Agreement cannot reach an agreement after reasonable efforts to settle a dispute, You may mail file a formal written complaint with the Consumer Affairs Division of the Connecticut Insurance Department. The complaint must contain a short and plain description of the dispute, including the efforts made to resolve the dispute and the results of those efforts, the purchase price or lease price of Your covered Vehicle, the cost of any disputed repairs, and a copy of this Service Contract document. The complaint should be mailed to: State of Connecticut, Insurance Department, PO P.O. Box 816, Hartford, Connecticut CT 06142-0816 0816, Attention: Consumer Affairs. The Your complaint will be reviewed by an examiner, who will attempt to mediate the dispute. If the mediation efforts are unsuccessful, Your complaint will be referred to the Arbitration Unit of the Connecticut Insurance Department for further resolution through arbitration. Unless either party objects to binding arbitration of the dispute by filing a written complaint must contain a objection with the examiner within ten (10) days after notice that the matter has been referred to arbitration, the decision of the arbitrator will be binding on both parties. A more detailed description of the dispute, the Purchase Price arbitration procedure is set forth in Sections 42-260-1 through 42-260-5 of the Agreement, the cost of repair and Connecticut Administrative Code. You have a copy of this Extended Service Agreement. If the assigned examiner is unable right to resolve the dispute after receipt of the Provider’s response, examiner shall transfer the matter to the Insurance Department’s Arbitration Unit for commencement of arbitration proceedings within 10 days of notice thereof, unless objected to by either party during this time. Refer to Connecticut General Statutes § 42-260 for complete dispute resolution procedures. CANCELLATION: You may also cancel this Agreement Service Contract if You return Your the Vehicle or if Your the Vehicle is sold, lost, stolen, stolen or destroyed. This Service Contract does not include in-home service. The costs of transporting the Vehicle will not be paid for by the Administrator. Within the “AGREEMENT PERIOD” section of this Contract, the following sentence is added: “If this Service Contract is for less than one year of coverage, this Contract will be extended by the total number of days the Vehicle undergoes Covered Repairs at a Licensed Repair Facility. If this Contract expires while the Vehicle is undergoing a Covered Repair, this Contract will be extended until Covered Repairs are complete.” The rate charged for this service is not subject to regulation by the office. The CANCELLATION BY THE CONTRACT HOLDER section is deleted and replaced with the following: You may cancel this Contract by returning it to the Selling Company or directly to Us. An odometer statement indicating the odometer reading at the date of the request for cancellation will be required. If this Contract is canceled by You within the first sixty (60) days, We will refund the entire Contract purchase price, less any claims paid and less a cancellation fee equal to five percent (5%) of the Contract purchase price or fifty dollars ($50), whichever is less. If this Contract is canceled after the first sixty (60) days, We will refund the unearned Contract Purchase Price to You calculated on a pro rata basis, less any claims paid. The refund will be equal to the lesser amount produced using either the number of days the Contract was in force or the number of miles the Vehicle was driven prior to cancellation, less a cancellation fee equal to five percent (5%) of the Contract Purchase Price or fifty dollars ($50), whichever is less. In the event of cancellation, the Finance Company identified on the first page of this Contract, if any, will be named on a cancellation refund check as its interest may appear. The CANCELLATION BY THE ADMINISTRATOR section is deleted and replaced with the following: We may cancel this Contract based on one or more of the following reasons: (A) there has been a material misrepresentation or fraud at the time of sale of this Contract; (B) You have failed to maintain the Vehicle as prescribed by the manufacturer; (C) the odometer has been tampered with or disabled and You have failed to repair the odometer; or (D) for non-payment of the Contract purchase price by You, in which case We shall provide You with a notice of cancellation by certified mail. If this Contract is canceled by Us, We will refund the unearned Contract purchase price to You calculated on a pro rata basis. The refund will be equal to the lesser amount produced using either the number of days the Contract was in force or the number of miles the Vehicle was driven prior to cancellation. In the event of cancellation, the Finance Company identified on the first page of this Contract, if any, will be named on a cancellation refund check as its interest may appear. The TRANSFER OF VEHICLE OWNERSHIP section, is deleted and replaced with the following: A completed transfer application and a forty ($40) transfer fee must be submitted to the Administrator within thirty (30) days of a change in ownership, along with the following:

Connecticut. The coverage afforded by this Extended Service Agreement is still available should If the Extended Service Agreement term lapse while Your covered Vehicle is in the custody of a licensed repair facility for a covered repairrepair(s) during the first 12- months of the agreement term, and the agreement expires by the expiration of time or mileage during the first 12-months of the agreement term, the agreement term will be extended by the number of days required to perform the repair(s) or extended by the number of miles driven by the repair facility(s) during the repair visit(s). Connecticut Public Act, 87-393, Laws 1987, requires an automobile dealer to provide a warranty covering certain classes of used motor vehicles as follows: Used vehicles with a Purchase Price of $3,000 but less than $5,000 – Provides Coverage for 30 days The new agreement expiration will be the adjusted date or 1,500 miles, whichever occurs first; Used vehicles with a Purchase Price of $5,000 or more – Provides Coverage for 60 days or 3,000 miles, adjusted expiration mileage whichever occurs first. Your Mercury Select Management Company, Inc., is insured to the extent of its obligations for Mechanical Breakdown reimbursement under the Vehicle may be covered Mechanical Breakdown Service Contract by this lawa policy of insurance issued by: American Mercury Insurance Company, P.O. Box 728866, Oklahoma City, OK 73132-8866. If so, We are unable to resolve any disputes with You regarding the following is added to this Extended Service Agreement: In addition to the dealer warranty required by this law, You have elected to purchase this Extended Service Agreement, which may provide You with additional protection during the dealer warranty period and provides protection after the dealer warranty has expired. You have been charged separately only for this Extended Service Agreement. The required dealer warranty is provided free of charge. Furthermore, the definition, coverage and exclusions stated in the Extended Service Agreement apply only to this Extended Service Agreement and are not the terms of the required dealer warranty. If the parties to this Extended Service Agreement cannot reach an agreement after reasonable efforts to settle a dispute, You may mail file a written complaint to with the State of Connecticut, Connecticut Insurance Department, PO Box 816, Hartford, Connecticut CT 06142-0816 AttentionATTN: Consumer Affairs. The written complaint must contain a description of the dispute, the Purchase Price purchase price of the Agreementitem subject to the extended warranty, the cost of repair to the item and a copy of the extended warranty Contract. FLORIDA – A claim may not be made against the Florida Insurance Guaranty Association by virtue of Your purchase of this Extended Service AgreementContract. The rate charged for this Contract is not subject to regulation by The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation. GEORGIA – Additional Coverage “Automobile Deductible Reimbursement” is not available in Georgia. SAMPLE The exclusion for Mechanical Breakdowns caused by sludge contained in Section III, Subsection 5A is not applicable in Georgia. The provisions of Section III, Subsection 5H and Section V, Subsection 7II apply only while the Vehicle is owned by You. The provisions of Section III, Subsection 5F regarding Mechanical Breakdowns that exist prior to the effective date of this Contract only apply if they are known by You. The provisions of Section III, Subsection 5F only apply while the Vehicle is owned by You. The provisions of Section III, Subsection 6E only apply while the Vehicle is owned by You. Section V, Subsection 8, is amended for the state of Georgia to: We may deny coverage under this contract, if at any time, it is discovered that the Vehicle never qualified for the contract, in such case the purchase price will be refunded. If Your Contract includes a 30 day and 1,000 mile claim exclusion period, the assigned examiner is unable to resolve the dispute after receipt of the Provider’s response30 days and 1,000 miles, examiner shall transfer the matter whichever occurs first, will be added to the Contract term at expiration. HAWAII – The obligations of Mercury Select Management Company, Inc. under this service Contract are backed by the full faith and credit of Mercury Select Management Company, Inc. IDAHO – Coverage afforded under this Service Contract is not guaranteed by the Idaho Insurance DepartmentGuarantee Association. ILLINOIS – Mechanical Breakdown shall include Normal Wear to a Covered Component, excluding maintenance and service items. Normal Wear shall mean the premature deterioration of a Covered Component beyond the Vehicle manufacturer’s Arbitration Unit for commencement of arbitration proceedings within 10 days of notice thereof, unless objected to by either party during this time. Refer to Connecticut General Statutes § 42-260 for complete dispute resolution procedures. CANCELLATION: You may also cancel this Agreement if You return Your Vehicle or if Your Vehicle is sold, lost, stolen, or destroyedacceptable tolerances which results in a Mechanical Breakdown.