INSURANCE AND COVERAGE Sample Clauses

INSURANCE AND COVERAGE. DGI shall maintain adequate insurance coverage on the cost of the goods sold to the Buyer while in the possession of Design Gaps, Inc. including transit to the jobsite. The Buyer or Contractor is responsible for any and all coverage after delivery to Jobsite or assigned storage by Buyer. Design Gaps, Inc. and their installers shall also maintain proper Xxxxxxx'x' Compensation and General Liability during the Installation phase if Installation is provided herein. 15.
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INSURANCE AND COVERAGE. 1. The CLIENT or the authorized driver of the vehicle according to the established in Article 1 of this Agreement, participates as an insured of an insurance policy of automobiles that covers the Civil Responsibility, in accordance with the laws in force in the Country.
INSURANCE AND COVERAGE. Compulsory insurance and third party liability insurance. The rental rates include the coverage of the Automobile Insurance Obligatory and Civil Liability for damages and losses against third parties derived from the use and circulation of the vehicle. These coverages are guaranteed and are assumed by the insurance company with which AGUIATUR has contracted the corresponding insurance policy and are subject to the general and particular clauses of the same and the law in force. By signing the rental agreement, the Client subscribes as insured to the aforementioned policy, whose conditions are at his disposal in the different rental stations. The amount of the security varies according to the category of the rented vehicle, establishing the following amounts: Amount that will be blocked on the credit card: A/B/B0/B1/C/D/D1: 1200 € E/E1/F/F1/I/I1/I2: 1550 € F3/G/G1: 1750 € G2/H/H10/X: 2050€ J: 2550€ This is the amount that the customer has to take responsibility in case of any incidence, unless the damages in the vehicle are higher than the amount indicated, the customer will have to pay the remaining amount until the total value prevails. There is the possibility of reducing the value of these collateral and maximum liability to zero with the hiring of extra special coverage. Those clients who do not wish to hire such coverage are required to leave a deposit for the amount of said deposit.
INSURANCE AND COVERAGE. Compulsory and third party liability insurance. Rental rates include Coverage of the Compulsory Automobile Insurance and Liability for damages against third parties arising from the use and circulation of the vehicle. These coverages are guaranteed and are assumed by the insurance company with which Way2azores Unipessoal, Lda., has contracted the corresponding insurance policy and are subject to its general and particular clauses and applicable law. By signing the rental agreement, the Customer is insured under the policy, the conditions of which are available to him at the various rental stations. The amount of the deposit varies depending on the category of rented vehicle, establishing the following amounts: Amount that will be blocked on credit card: A/B/B0/B1/C/D/D1: 1500 € C2/C4/C5: 1500 € CD1/E/E1/E2/E3/E4/E6/F1: 1650 € F/F1:1650 € I1/I2/I3/N: 1600 € F3:1950€ G/G1: 1750 € S/S2: 1850 € E5/G2/G6/H/H1/H10/X: 2050€ T/T1: 1500 € J: 2550€ This is the amount that the customer has to take responsibility in case of any incidence, unless the damages in the vehicle are higher than the amount indicated, the customer will have to pay the remaining amount until the total value prevails. There is the possibility of reducing the value of these collateral and maximum liability to zero with the hiring of extra special coverage. Those clients who do not wish to hire such coverage are required to leave a deposit for the amount of said deposit.
INSURANCE AND COVERAGE. A. At all times during the term of this agreement, MSU Denver will maintain in force and effect policies requiring each and every registered student and employee to be covered by a policy of health insurance. In addition, MSU Denver will make demonstrated compliance with this health insurance requirement a prerequisite for each Student and Employee’s participation in the Program.
INSURANCE AND COVERAGE. Compulsory and third party liability insurance. Rental rates include Coverage of the Compulsory Automobile Insurance and Liability for damages against third parties arising from the use and circulation of the vehicle. These coverages are guaranteed and are assumed by the insurance company with which Way2azores, Unipessoal Lda has contracted the corresponding insurance policy and are subject to its general and particular clauses and applicable law. By signing the rental agreement, the Customer is insured under the policy, the conditions of which are available to him at the various rental stations. The amount of the deposit varies depending on the category of rented vehicle, establishing the following amounts: Amount that will be blocked on credit card: A/B/B0/B1/C/D/D1: 1200 € E/E1/F/F1/I/I1/I2: 1550 € F3/G/G1: 1750 € G2/H/H10/X: 2050€ J: 2550€ This is the amount that the customer has to take responsibility in case of any incidence, unless the damages in the vehicle are higher than the amount indicated, the customer will have to pay the remaining amount until the total value prevails. There is the possibility of reducing the value of these collateral and maximum liability to zero with the hiring of extra special coverage. Those clients who do not wish to hire such coverage are required to leave a deposit for the amount of said deposit.

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