Common use of Effect of Certificates Clause in Contracts

Effect of Certificates. A certificate: (1) by an Authorised Officer stating the amount outstanding as at the date set out in the certificate, the measure of the Recoverable Amount, the date of delivery of the Goods to you or that an Event of Default has occurred is sufficient evidence of the facts set out in the certificate unless the contrary is shown. (2) by an Authorised Officer stating that, as at the date set out in the certificate, there has been a total or substantial loss or destruction of the Goods is sufficient evidence of the fact unless the contrary is shown.

Effect of Certificates. A certificate: (1) by an Authorised Officer stating the amount outstanding as at the date set out in the certificate, the measure of the Recoverable Amount, the date of delivery of the Goods to you or that an Event of Default has occurred is sufficient evidence of the facts set out in the certificate unless the contrary is shown. (2) by an Authorised Officer stating that, as at the date set out in the certificate, there has been a total or substantial loss or destruction of the Goods is sufficient evidence of the fact unless the contrary is shown.of

Effect of Certificates. A certificate: (1) by an Authorised Officer stating the amount outstanding as at the date set out in the certificate, the measure of Our Loss, the Recoverable Amount, the amount of any increased costs, the date of delivery of the Goods Equipment to you or that an Event of Default has occurred is sufficient evidence of the facts set out in the certificate unless the contrary is shown.; and (2) by an Authorised Officer stating that, as at the date set out in the certificate, there has been a total or substantial loss or destruction of the Goods Equipment is sufficient evidence of the fact unless the contrary is shown.

Effect of Certificates. A certificate: (1) by an Authorised Officer stating the amount outstanding as at the date set out in the certificate, the measure of the Recoverable Amount, the date of delivery of the Goods Equipment to you or that an Event of Default has occurred is sufficient evidence of the facts set out in the certificate unless the contrary is shown. (2) by an Authorised Officer stating that, as at the date set out in the certificate, there has been a total or substantial loss or destruction of the Goods Equipment is sufficient evidence of the fact unless the contrary is shown.