Credit Protection. 15.6.1 A CCMs published block will not be adjusted for the purposes of credit balancing.
a) If a CCM accepts a pairing on a GDO or goes unforeseen to extend a duty day beyond 14/15 hours or is affected by Management Displacement and this results in an awarded pairing being removed, he will not lose the credit for the removed pairing. If the CCM is reassigned during the period of the removed pairing, he will receive the greater of the original removed pairing credit or the actual pairing credit worked.
b) If the CCM prefers not to be reassigned he may request to be released and will not receive credit(s).
Credit Protection. In the inspection of driving records, the Employer will be limited to use of either the DMV pull notices or Motor Vehicle Record checks, and the Employer is further limited in the scope of this search to inspecting only current, valid driving records. The Employer agrees that use of DMV pull notices and MVR checks will not include personal records other than current driving records, and violation of this provision will be subject to the grievance procedure.
Credit Protection. Consultation, advice, and preparation of clarification letter(s) relating to billing disputes and collection agency harassment. District Court representation is provided if applicable. This does not include credit recovery action(s) or extensive credit negotiations.
Credit Protection. Automatic Credit Protection Limit United Kingdom, Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands: £ 3,000 Other countries: N/A Credit Protection Percentage United Kingdom, Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands: 100 per cent Other countries: 90 per cent First Loss United Kingdom, Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands: £ 1,000 Other countries: £ 1,000 Unprotected Debts at the Commencement Date At the Commencement Date any Debt which is unpaid 60 days or more after the due date for payment and any other Debts of the same Customer
Credit Protection. 11.2.1 A FCMs published block will not be adjusted for the purposes of credit balancing.
a) If a FCM accepts a pairing on a GDO or goes unforeseen to extend a duty day beyond 14/15 hours or Management Displacement and this results in an awarded pairing being removed, he will not lose the credit for the removed pairing. If the FCM is reassigned during the period of the removed pairing, he will receive the greater of the original removed pairing credit or the actual pairing credit worked.
Credit Protection. 18.1 If the Client has Credit Protection, RBSIF will accept the Credit Risk for Approved Debts where a Credit Limit is established for the relevant Customer.
18.2 RBSIF will not accept the Credit Risk for an Initial Debt, any Non-notifiable Debt, any Debt that is less than the Threshold, any part of a Debt comprising the First Loss or the VAT element of the Debt.
18.3 Unless RBSIF tells the Client the Discretionary Limit is not applicable, it will apply to each Customer, provided that within 12 months prior to the performance of the Sale Contract the Client has obtained (and will provide copies to RBSIF on request):
18.3.1 Two trade references or a credit status report from a credit reference agency approved by RBSIF which justifies the provision of credit to the Customer for the value of Outstanding Debts due from the Customer at any time (if the Discretionary Limit is greater than £5,000, the Client will obtain a credit status report showing that the Customer has a net worth more than 3 times the credit required and that a pre-tax profit has been achieved in each of the 2 previous financial years);
18.3.2 evidence that the Customer has a landline listed in a current telephone directory.
18.4 Debts within the Discretionary Limit will not be Approved Debts if:
Credit Protection. 12.2.1 A FCMs published Block will not be adjusted for the purposes of credit balancing.
a) If a FCM accepts a Pairing on a GDO, Time Free From Duty or goes unforeseen to extend a Duty Day beyond the maximum allowable FDP or Management Displacement and this results in an awarded Pairing being removed, they will not lose the credit for the removed Pairing. If the FCM is reassigned during the period of the removed Pairing, they will receive the greater of the original removed Pairing credit or the actual Pairing credit worked.
b) If a FCM has a Pairing removed for a Training Flight / Training Event, the FCM’s credit will be protected and they will be subject to Reassignment for the Day / Days he was removed.
Credit Protection. Delivery of a Credit Protection instrument in favor of Quincy.
Credit Protection. The provisions of Sections 11.22.1 and 11.22.2 shall not apply to any credit protection purchased by a Secured Party without financial assistance from or independent recourse by the protection provider to any Obligor or any of its Affiliates.
Credit Protection. If the Client has Credit Protection (which is only available in conjunction with at least one other product provided by HIF):
11.1 HIF will provide an Automatic Credit Protection Limit for an existing or a new Customer domiciled in the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands in the amount specified in the Agreement, provided that neither the Client nor HIF is aware of any adverse information in respect of that Customer, reasonable enquiries having been made by the Client.
11.2 HIF may, at HIF's discretion, establish a Credit Protection Limit following a request by the Client. If a Credit Protection Limit is lower than the Automatic Credit Protection Limit, the Credit Protection Limit will apply.
11.3 HIF may, by notice to the Client, increase, reduce or cancel a Credit Protection Limit with immediate effect, but the reduction or cancellation of a Credit Protection Limit will be without prejudice to existing Credit Protected Debts.
11.4 A Debt will not be a Credit Protected Debt if:
(a) its Notification causes the Credit Protection Limit to be exceeded (and for the purpose of determining the Debts which are Credit Protected, the Debts due from the relevant Customer will be taken in the order they become due for payment); or
(b) the Client is in breach of any warranty or undertaking relating to it; or
(c) it is in respect of interest; or
(d) it is within First Loss; or
(e) it is an Existing Debt which is 60 days or more past Due Date; or
(f) payment does not arise due to Force Majeure; or
(g) the Client has failed to comply with its obligations under Condition 11.5; or
(h) it is outstanding on the Termination Date (even if previously a Credit Protected Debt and a Credit Protection Payment has been made by HIF to the Client); or
(i) it is that part of the Debt applicable to VAT; or
(j) it has been created on payment terms not approved by HIF in writing or otherwise agreed by HIF in writing.
11.5 This Condition is applicable if the Client does not have Credit Management. If a Credit Protected Debt remains unpaid on the earliest of (i) 60 days past Due Date (ii) 120 days from the date of the Invoice and (iii) such other time as HIF may specify in writing, the Client will:
(a) within 7 days notify the relevant Customer that all its Debts have been assigned to HIF; and
(b) within 15 days submit to HIF instructions to collect in the form determined by HIF and provide HIF with all records (in whatever form) relating to its attempted collect...
