Incidental damage definition

Incidental damage means incidental and consequential damage as defined in 30-2-715.

Incidental damage means disturbances to areas outside of the immediate work area that are corrected in the normal course of a culvert project but does not include any disturbance or other action that:

Incidental damage means loss of income, loss of profit, or

Examples of Incidental damage in a sentence

• Incidental damage or defacement of the active electronic monitoring device must be reported to the Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services within two hours.

• Incidental damage to other property, such as fills and stream banks, resulting from the existence of berms, shall be the responsibility of the Contractor.

• Incidental damage to other property, such as earth fills and stream banks, resulting from the existence of berms, shall be the responsibility of the Contractor.

• Damages: Incidental damage to public and/or private property will be the responsibility of the Contractor.

• Incidental damage includes cosmetic damage and accidental drops but excludes abuse, immersion in liquids, or any damage that renders the Equipment unrepairable.

• Incidental damage due to fire department drill - operations is normally repairable after the incident.

• Damage to Chromebook - Incidental damage to Chromebook, including normal wear and tear of the device will be covered through the technology fee.

• Incidental damage, slight fading of color, normal weathering, and/or pest infestation are excluded from coverage.

• Incidental damage to foodstuffs is not a violation of the rules as long as the intention was to gain a military advantage by attacking a military objective.

• We assessed the hypothesis that accuracy in dosing for Intravenous(IV) Tissue Plasminogen Activator (t-PA) based on estimation of patient’s weight, as compared to actual weight by scale (obtained after admission), results in a variance in t-PA dose from protocol dosing.