Date of Loss Sample Clauses

Date of Loss. For the purpose of this Charter, the date of the occurrence of an Event of Loss shall be the date of the casualty or other occurrence giving rise to such Event of Loss (or the earlier of the expiration of the remaining term of the Charter Period or the date 180 days after such taking thereafter, in the case of a taking of title or use or possession of the government of the United States of America, as provided in the definition of Event of Loss set forth in Section 1 hereof), and if the date of such casualty or other occurrence shall be uncertain, such date shall be deemed the date the Vessel was last heard from.

Date of Loss. Lessee shall pay to Lessor the Tax Indemnification Payment within thirty (30) days following Lessor’s notice to Lessee of the occurrence of a Loss. For these purposes, a Loss shall occur upon the earliest of: (1) the happening of any event (such as disposition or change in use of any item of the Equipment) that will cause such Loss, (2) the payment by Lessor to the Internal Revenue Service or state taxing authority of the tax increase (including an increase in estimated taxes) resulting from such Loss; (3) the date on which the Loss is realized by Lessor; or (4) the adjustment of the tax return of Lessor to reflect such Loss.

Date of Loss. For purposes hereof a Tax Benefit Loss shall occur upon the earliest of (i) the payment by Lessor to the Internal Revenue Service or the applicable state revenue office of the tax increase resulting from such Tax Benefit Loss, or (ii) the adjustment of the tax return of Lessor to reflect such Tax Benefit Loss.

Date of Loss. The date of the incident where damage has occurred to the Alloy Wheel

Date of Loss. The date of the incident occurring to the Insured Vehicle in respect of which a claim for Total Loss is paid under the Comprehensive Motor Insurance. Date of Hire: The date on which You hired the Insured Vehicle. Dealer Fitted Accessories: Accessories that were fitted by and purchased from the Supplying Dealer and that are shown separately on the purchase invoice or on a supplementary invoice which must be dated at the time the Insured Vehicle was purchased (up to £3,000).

Date of Loss. 17.6 Effect of Payment of Stipulated Loss Value . . . . . . . .

Date of Loss. The "Date of Loss" under Coverage A, except as to Unrecovered Theft, shall mean the date on which the actual physical loss or damage occurred to the collateral insured hereunder. If such date is undeterminable, the "Date of Loss" shall be the date the Vehicle is repossessed. "Undeterminable" means reasonably undeterminable by investigation of the condition of the collateral at the time it was stored or towed, it being expressly understood that where the collateral was damaged when towed or stored, it shall be conclusively presumed that the damage or loss occurred on the date so stored or towed. The Date of Loss under Coverage A as to Unrecovered Theft shall be the date that the appropriation of the Vehicle is first reported to law enforcement authorities.

Date of Loss. The date of loss is the earliest of the date on which the property is foreclosed or acquired or the proposed date of foreclosure or acquisition in the liquidation plan, unless an alternative date is approved by the Government. Where the Government chooses to accept an assignment of the loan or conveyance of title, the date of loss will be the date on which the Government accepts assignment of the loan or conveyance of title.