Submit Supporting Documentation. No later than 2 business days after starting the Claim, Buyer is required to submit supporting documentation including but not limited to: (i) the original online description of the Vehicle (condition report, Vehicle detail page, etc.) (ii) digital photographs of the defect(s) underlying the Claim, (iii) diagnostic reporting and wholesale (not retail) repair estimates from an independent and reputable source or evidence of an appointment scheduled in order to obtain such repair estimates; and (iv) bill of lading, transport release form, or other form of delivery receipt from transportation company, if applicable. Seller has two (2) business days to respond to arbitrator’s inquiries and preliminary findings. If Seller fails to respond within the time limit, the arbitrator may decide the arbitration claim without further input from Seller. If the arbitration results in cancellation of the sale or other remedy in favour of Xxxxx, the Seller is required to reimburse Buyer its transportation costs and up to $95 of costs incurred (verified by invoice and before taxes) of obtaining repair estimates. Seller is required to pay any award amount that is determined by the arbitrator to be payable within three (3) business days. If payment is not received within the time limit, TradeRev reserves the right to assess a late payment charge and/or deduct the award amount from any amounts payable by TradeRev to Seller.
Submit Supporting Documentation. No later than two (2) business days after starting the claim, Buyer is required to submit supporting documentation, including but not limited to: (i) digital photographs of the defect(s) underlying the Claim, (ii) wholesale (not retail) repair estimates from an independent and reputable source; and (iii) bill of lading, transport release form, or other form of delivery receipt from transportation company to establish when the vehicle was delivered, if applicable. Buyers are reminded to carefully inspect the Vehicle at the time it is picked up from the Seller’s location. Any issues with the Vehicle must be noted on the Bill of Lading and signed by a representative of the Seller. In addition, Buyer is required to communicate any issues to ADESA within the arbitration period.
Submit Supporting Documentation. No later than 2 business days after starting the Claim, Buyer is required to submit supporting documentation including but not limited to: (i) the original online description of the Vehicle (condition report, Vehicle detail page, etc.) (ii) digital photographs of the defect(s) underlying the Claim, (iii) wholesale (not retail) repair estimates from an independent and reputable source; and (iv) bill of lading, transport release form, or other form of delivery receipt from transportation company, if applicable.
Submit Supporting Documentation. No later than 2 business days after starting the Claim, Buyer is required to submit supporting documentation including but not limited to: (i) the original online description of the Vehicle (condition report, Vehicle detail page, etc.) (ii) digital photographs of the defect(s) underlying the Claim, (iii) diagnostic reporting and wholesale (not retail) repair estimates from an independent and reputable source or evidence of an appointment scheduled in order to obtain such repair estimates; Seller has two (2) business days to respond to arbitrator’s inquiries and preliminary findings. If Seller fails to respond within the time limit, the arbitrator may decide the arbitration claim without further input from Seller. If the arbitration results in cancellation of the sale or other remedy in favour of Buyer, the Seller is required to reimburse Buyer its transportation costs and up to €100 of costs incurred (verified by invoice and before taxes) of obtaining repair estimates. Seller is required to pay any award amount that is determined by the arbitrator to be payable within three (3)
