Common use of THEFT OF THE VEHICLE Clause in Contracts

THEFT OF THE VEHICLE. Despite clause 9, The Renter must ensure that the driver hands the original keys to the vehicle to ACH within 24 hours of the vehicle being stolen and produce a police report and in the event of a hijacking, a police report and/or medical proof of a hijacking trauma must be produced, failing which The Renter shall be liable for all related charges as determined by ACH’s Claims Department and the Company Directors in their sole discretion.

THEFT OF THE VEHICLE. Despite clause 9, The Renter must ensure that the driver hands the original keys to the vehicle to ACH the lessor within 24 hours of the vehicle being stolen and produce a police report and in the event of a hijacking, a police report and/or medical proof of a hijacking trauma must be produced, failing which The Renter shall be liable for all related charges as determined by ACHthe lessor’s Claims Department and the Company Directors in their sole discretion.

THEFT OF THE VEHICLE. Despite clause 9, The Renter must ensure that the driver hands the original keys to the vehicle to ACH within 24 hours of the vehicle being stolen and produce a police report and in the event of a hijacking, a police report and/or medical proof of a hijacking trauma must be produced, failing which The Renter shall be liable for all related charges as determined by ACH’s Claims Cl aims Department and the Company Directors in their sole discretion.

THEFT OF THE VEHICLE. Despite clause 9, The Renter must ensure that the driver hands the original keys to the vehicle to ACH AMTVR within 24 hours of the vehicle being stolen beingstolen and produce a police report and in the event of a hijacking, a police report and/or medical proof of a hijacking trauma must be produced, failing which The Renter shall be liable for all related charges as determined by ACHAMTVR’s Claims Department and the Company Directors in their sole discretion.