Dollar threshold means a funding limit that is set to determine how a community agency will be held accountable for agreement receipts of state and federal funds from the department. This term governs the community agency's annual reporting requirements for agreement expenditures and it is measured on an entitywide basis based on the community agency fiscal year. [PL 2005, c. 519, Pt. SS, §1 (AMD).]
Dollar threshold. Vehicle Sale Price Arbitration Dollar Threshold Under $40,000: $750 $40,000 and over: 2% of the Vehicle sale price The Arbitration Dollar Threshold is calculated before taxes, on a non‐ cumulative basis and in accordance with standard Xxxxxxxx warranty rates. Major components include: ⮚ Engine ⮚ Transmission ⮚ Power train ⮚ Sub‐frame ⮚ Electrical/Air ride suspension ⮚ Computer equipment ⮚ Fuel operating system ⮚ Electrical system ⮚ Emissions system ⮚ Anti‐lock braking system Wearable Items and Normal Exterior Wear and Tear are not subject to arbitration. Wearable Items are parts of the Vehicle that the manufacturer recognizes the need for replacement or adjustment during the expected life of the Vehicle. These items are normally identified in the Owner’s Manual for routine check and replacement and include but are not limited to: wipers, brake pads, Regular Disclosure Interpretation Arbitration Period shoes, rotors, calipers, belts, hoses, lubricants, fluids, timing belts, bulbs, filters, manual clutch, shocks and struts. Normal Exterior Wear and Tear means damage that would be considered normal wear and tear given the distance travelled and age of the Vehicle and is not easily seen, such as scratches that do not break the paint, minor nicks, cuts and/or scuffs. Manufacture Repurchase (details) The Seller must disclose if the Vehicle was repurchased by the manufacturer under the Canadian Motor Vehicle Arbitration Plan or under the laws of any jurisdiction including but not limited to U.S. lemon laws. If the reasons for, date and/or jurisdiction of the repurchase are known, they should be disclosed. Regular
Dollar threshold. Vehicle Sale Price Arbitration Dollar Threshold Under $40,000: $750 $40,000 and over: 2% of the Vehicle sale price The Arbitration Dollar Threshold is calculated before taxes, on a non‐ cumulative basis and in accordance with standard Xxxxxxxx warranty rates. Major components include, but are not limited to: Engine Transmission Power train Sub‐frame Electrical/Air ride suspension Computer equipment Fuel operating system Electrical system Emissions system Anti‐lock braking system Wearable Items and Normal Exterior Wear and Tear are not subject to arbitration. Wearable Items are parts of the Vehicle that the manufacturer recognizes the need for replacement or adjustment during the expected life of the Vehicle. These items are normally identified in the Owner’s Manual for routine check and replacement and include but are not limited to: wipers, brake pads, shoes, rotors, calipers, belts, hoses, lubricants, fluids, timing belts, bulbs, filters, manual clutch, shocks and struts. Regular
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Arbitration is only available for repairs over the applicable Arbitration Dollar Threshold (see Major Repair).
Arbitration is only available for repairs that exceed the Arbitration Dollar Threshold (see Major Repair).
More Definitions of Dollar threshold
Dollar threshold means $196,000 or such other dollar amount as may be specified by the U.S. Trade Representative, from time to time.