Protection Products. (a) Damage Waiver (CDW): If Renter selects CDW on the Rental Agreement Summary, Owner will not hold Renter liable for damage to, loss or theft of the Vehicle, including any towing, storage and impound fees incurred by Owner as a result of the damage to and loss or theft of the Vehicle. However, Xxxxxx will instead have to pay the excesses indicated on the Rental Agreement Summary between Owner and Renter every time the Vehicle is damaged, stolen or lost. If no excesses are indicated in the agreement with Owner, Xxxxxx is responsible for the first € 1,650 every time the Vehicle is damaged or stolen or lost. Renter's responsibility can be reduced with the acceptance of Excess Protection (see below). Renter agrees that CDW does not exempt Renter from any costs arising from liability for theft/loss of an electric vehicle’s charging cable if not supported by a police crime reference or damage to tyres, lost leys, key rings, optional accessories (including but not limited to not limited to optional child seats, global positioning systems, ski racks, toll devices and/or other products accepted by Renter) or damages caused by: (i) the use of incorrect fuel; (ii) any breach of section 3, 4 or 5 of the Rental Agreement; (unless such breach is excused under applicable law) (iii) if Renter failed to take all measures to look after and secure the Vehicle or the keys or any other device which unlocks the Vehicle and/or enables the Vehicle to be started; or (iv) if the Vehicle has been stolen and Renter cannot give Owner the original keys.
(b) Excess Protection (EXP): If Renter selects EXP on the Rental Agreement Summary, Owner will reduce Renter's responsibility for any loss caused by damage to or theft of or loss of the Vehicle to the excess indicated on the Rental Agreement Summary, or if no excesses are indicated, the first € 200 every time the vehicle is damaged, stolen or lost. Renter agrees that EXP does not exempt Renter from liability for theft/loss of an electric vehicle’s charging cable if not supported by a police crime reference or any costs arising from damage to tyres, lost leys, key rings, optional accessories (including but not limited to not limited to optional child seats, global positioning systems, ski racks, toll devices and/or other products accepted by Renter) or damage caused by: (i) the use of incorrect fuel; (ii) any breach of section 3, 4 or 5 of the Rental Agreement (unless such breach is excused under applicable law); (iii) if Renter failed ...
Protection Products. (a) Damage Waiver (DW): If Renter has purchased DW, then Owner shall only hold Renter liable for accident damage, loss and theft up to the specified excess amount (or, if Renter selects DW and no figure is shown on the Rental Agreement Summary up to the sum of € 2,000.00) ("Excess") for each incident. Accident damage is defined as damage caused by a sudden event acting immediately from outside with mechanical force.
Protection Products. (a) Damage Waiver (DW): If Renter selects DW on the Rental Agreement Summary, Owner will not hold Renter liable for damage to and loss or theft of, including any towing, storage and impound fees reasonably incurred by Owner as a result of the damage to and loss or theft of, the Vehicle, except that Renter will still have to pay the excesses indicated on the Rental Agreement Summary every time the Vehicle is damaged or stolen or lost. If no excesses are indicated on the Rental Agreement Summary, Renter is still responsible for rentals originating in the UK for the first £1,600 and for rentals originating in Ireland for the first € 3,000 every time the Vehicle is damaged or stolen or lost. Renter's responsibility can be reduced with the acceptance of Excess Protection (see paragraph (b) below) and/or Roadside Assistance Protection (RAP) (see paragraph (c) below). Xxxxxx agrees that DW does not exempt Renter from liability for damage caused by: the use of incorrect fuel; any breach of sections 3, 4 and 5 of this Rental Agreement or if Renter failed to take all reasonable measures to look after and secure the Vehicle or the keys or any other device which unlocks the Vehicle and/or enables the Vehicle to be started.
(b) Excess Protection (EXP): If Renter selects EXP on the Rental Agreement Summary and has accepted DW on the Rental Agreement Summary, Owner will reduce Renter's responsibility for any loss caused by damage to, theft or loss of the Vehicle to the excess amount indicated on the Rental Agreement Summary. If no excesses are indicated on the Rental Agreement Summary, Renter is still responsible for rentals originating in the UK for the first £700 and for rentals originating in Ireland for the first €500 every time the Vehicle is damaged or stolen or lost. If Renter selects EXP and DW has not been selected, Renter remains responsible for rentals originating in the UK for all losses above £900 and for all rentals originating in Ireland above €1,500 in all cases up to the full market value of the Vehicle every time the Vehicle is damaged or stolen or lost. Xxxxxx agrees that EXP does not exempt Renter from liability for damage caused by: the use of incorrect fuel; any breach of section 3, 4 and 5 of this Rental Agreement or if Renter failed to take all reasonable measures to secure the Vehicle or the keys or any other device which unlocks the Vehicle and/or enables the Vehicle to be started.
Protection Products. Where we provide protection planning services, we are an insurance intermediary and will provide advice which is based on a fair and personal analysis of the market.
Protection Products. Any insurance/protection cover is based upon the information you provide to the insurance company. Where you are buying insurance, you must take reasonable care to answer all the questions asked by the insurer fully and accurately. It is important that you disclose all material facts, which is any information that may influence the insurer’s decision over cover or terms, before the policy starts and throughout the period of insurance. Failure to provide accurate and up to date information may invalidate your insurance cover and mean that a claim may not be paid. We will usually recommend specialist mortgage brokers to provide mortgage placing advice. Under these circumstances the responsibility for all aspects of advising and arranging the product will be between you and the independent firm. Where we do provide advice on mortgage and business buy-to-let products, we will act as an intermediary firm. This means that we source the recommended mortgage from the range of mortgages available to “intermediary” firms. Certain lenders may offer products directly to the public, rather than via an intermediary firm, with more favourable terms. Accordingly, our recommendation to you will be based on the most suitable mortgage product incorporated within the range available to intermediary firms. If there is a particular product that you are aware of which is available directly from a lender we shall be happy to comment on it.
Protection Products. The term "Protection Product" shall mean the risk ------------------- assurances sold to customers of the Rental Business under the following names: TowGuard Protection, Personal Accident and Cargo Protection, Supplemental Liability Protection, Physical Damage Waiver and Limited Damage Waiver, and any successor or other similar risk assurance arrangements made available to such customers.
Protection Products. (a) Damage Waiver (DW): If Renter selects DW on the Rental Agreement Summary, Owner will not hold Renter liable for damage to and loss or theft of the Vehicle, including any towing, storage and impound fees reasonably incurred by Owner as a result of the damage to and loss or theft of the Vehicle. However, Xxxxxx will instead have to pay the excesses indicated on the Rental Agreement Summary every time the Vehicle is damaged or stolen or lost. If no excesses are indicated on the Rental Agreement Summary, Renter is responsible for rentals originating in the UK for the first £1,600 and for rentals originating in Ireland for the first €3,000 every time the Vehicle is damaged or stolen or lost. Renter's responsibility can be reduced with the acceptance of Excess Protection (see paragraph (b) below) and/or Roadside Assistance Protection (RAP) (see paragraph (c) below). Xxxxxx agrees that DW does not
Protection Products a) Excess Protection (EXP)
b) Roadside Assistance Protection (RAP)
c) Comprehensive including third party liability, fire and theft.
Protection Products. Zale and its Affiliates shall not engage in any unfair, deceptive or abusive trade practices with respect to the Protection Products, and Zale shall ensure (i) that the Protection Products and any marketing or promotional material associated therewith are in compliance with all Applicable Law, except where the failure to comply, individually or in the aggregate, does not or will not have a material adverse effect on either party or the Program as a whole, (ii) that all marketing or promotional materials associated with the Protection Products reflect the actual terms and conditions of products and are not deceptive or misleading, (iii) that any employee compensation programs with respect to the Protection Products are structured such that they do not create incentives to provide inaccurate product information to consumers, and (iv) that all training programs, customer service scripts, manuals and operating procedures and controls used by telemarketing and customer service centers for the Protection Products have undergone a review process by Zale for compliance with all Applicable Law, except where the failure to comply, individually or in the aggregate, does not or will not have a material adverse effect on either party or the Program as a whole.
Protection Products. (a) Damage Waiver (DW): If Renter selects damage waiver on the Rental Agreement Summary, then Owner shall only hold Renter liable for accident damage up to the specified excess amount for each incident that constitutes an accident, and shall otherwise indemnify Renter against any other claims. Accident damage is defined as damage caused by a sudden event acting immediately from outside with mechanical force; braking damage, operational damage, and pure breakage damage as well as filling up with the wrong fuel do not constitute accident damage.
