Protection Limit Clause Samples
Protection Limit. A. GPI will not pay for repair or replacement as a result of fire, wind, rain, hail, freezing, smoke, lightning, flood, earthquake, storm, theft, accidents, vandalism, riot, power failure, pest or insect damage, lack of capacity, inadequacy, improper installation, negligence, alterations, modifications, consequential damages of any kind, or acts of God.
B. GPI will make no reimbursement for materials or labor it did not authorize.
C. GPI will not be liable for the expense to open or close walls, floors, or ceilings, nor for the removal and replacement of tiles, carpet, wallpaper or vinyl to perform a covered service.
D. If the client performs or authorizes any repairs, alterations, or installations, or modifies any protected item or component or causes any consequential damage, GPI will have no responsibility with regard to that item
E. If the covered property is a condominium or similar ownership, GPI will not pay for repairs or service beyond the interior of the client's unit.
F. GPI will not be liable for damage that results from contractor's delay of service such as riots or unavailability of parts or labor. GPI will not be responsible for color match.
G. GPI will not pay to improve or upgrade an item or items due to lack of capacity, design or failure to meet building code or zoning requirements. Any expense incurred to meet code or zoning requirements, above that needed to remedy the mechanical failure, is the client's sole responsibility.
Protection Limit. The protection limit for a management right is equal to the AFEL of adjacent management rights. Where multiple AFEL values exist at the same frequency, the highest value will be used to set the protection limit.
