Common use of LITIGATION LIABILITY Clause in Contracts

LITIGATION LIABILITY. Non-disclosure of damages or the use of non-GM OEM parts by the Daily Rental Company may result, at GM's discretion, in the Daily Rental Company being named as a participant in any litigation brought against GM. If a Daily Rental Company attempts to return vehicles with non-disclosed damage, or purposely conceal prior repairs, it will result in GM refusing to accept additional vehicles for turn-back.

LITIGATION LIABILITY. Non-disclosure of damages or the use of non-GM OEM parts by the Daily Rental Company may result, at GM's ’s discretion, in the Daily Rental Company being named as a participant in any litigation brought against GM. If a Daily Rental Company attempts to return vehicles with non-disclosed damage, or purposely conceal prior repairs, it will result in GM refusing to accept additional vehicles for turn-back.

LITIGATION LIABILITY. Non-disclosure of damages or the use of non-GM OEM parts by the Major Daily Rental Company may result, at GM's discretion, in the Major Daily Rental Company being named as a participant in any litigation brought against GM. If a Major Daily Rental Company attempts to return vehicles with non-disclosed damage, or purposely conceal prior repairs, it will result in GM refusing to accept additional vehicles for turn-back.

LITIGATION LIABILITY. Non-disclosure of damages or the use of non-GM OEM parts by the Major Daily Rental Company may result, at GM's ’s discretion, in the Major Daily Rental Company being named as a participant in any litigation brought against GM. If a Major Daily Rental Company attempts to return vehicles with non-disclosed damage, or purposely conceal prior repairs, it will result in GM refusing to accept additional vehicles for turn-back.

LITIGATION LIABILITY. Non-disclosure of damages or the use of non-GM OEM parts by the Daily Rental Company may result, at GM's discretion, in the Daily Rental Company being named as a participant in any litigation brought against GM. If a Daily Rental Company attempts to return vehicles with 2010 General Motors Return Guidelines Final: February 15, 2010 CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED BY DOLLAR THRIFTY AUTOMOTIVE GROUP, INC. non-disclosed damage, or purposely conceal prior repairs, it will result in GM refusing to accept additional vehicles for turn-back.