MOTOR VEHICLE LEASING AND SALES Sample Clauses

MOTOR VEHICLE LEASING AND SALES. Checks for the sale or lease of a Motor Vehicle shall not be processed unless all the following requirements are met: 1) A valid approval number shall be obtained on each qualified check; 2) the down payment price shall not exceed thirty-five percent (35%) of the cash price of the vehicle, excluding trade-ins and manufacturer’s rebate, dealer incentives and taxes. Should YOUR STORE(s) accept a check which exceeds this amount, said check shall be ineligible for prospective warranty reimbursement; 3) Should the sale or lease be financed, said sale or lease shall be financed by a finance company that does not have common ownership with YOUR STORE(s). Pre- paid leases are ineligible for prospective warranty reimbursement. Check Center shall not process checks issued and presented for purchases and/or leases which subsequently result in a rollback, rescission or an unwound deal.
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MOTOR VEHICLE LEASING AND SALES. Checks for the sale or lease of a Motor Vehicle shall not be processed unless all the following requirements are met: 1) A valid approval number shall be obtained on each qualified check; 2) The down payment price shall not exceed thirty-five percent (35%) of the cash price of the vehicle, excluding trade-ins, manufacturers’ rebates, dealer incentives and taxes. Should YOUR STORE(s) accept a check which exceeds this amount, said check shall be ineligible for prospective warranty reimbursement; 3) Should the sale or lease be financed, said sale or lease shall be financed by a finance company that does not have common ownership with YOUR STORE(s). Floor plan checks are ineligible for submission in connection with a financed transaction under this provision. Pre-paid leases are ineligible for prospective warranty reimbursement. Check Center shall not process checks issued and presented for purchases and/or leases which subsequently result in a rollback, rescission or an unwound deal. Check Center is a registered dba of CrossCheck, Inc. Qualia Collection Services COLLECTIONS AGREEMENT STRATEGY II: VERBAL DEMAND SERVICES This agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into by and between Optio Solutions, a Delaware Limited Liability Company (“Optio”), dba Qualia Collection Services hereinafter (“Qualia”), with corporate offices at 0000 Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxxx, XX 00000, and the business or person listed on page 1 of this Agreement hereinafter called (“Customer”). With respect to the mutual covenants and agreements contained herein, the parties agree as follows:
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