Insurance Excess definition

Insurance Excess means £250 (or such other amount or excess as is reasonably and properly required by the Landlord in respect of any claim relating to the insurance and/or cover arranged by it in compliance with clause 5.1);

Insurance Excess means the amount of the excess payable on the insurance taken out by KINTO in the event of a claim against that policy. This amount is set out on xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx from time to time.

Insurance Excess shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Section 14.03 of this Agreement.

Examples of Insurance Excess in a sentence

• This certificate will indicate the amounts of insurance carried by the vendor of the following types: Comprehensive General Liability Insurance, Comprehensive Automobile Insurance, Excess Liability Insurance, and any other insurance coverage maintained by the vendor.

• Re-insurance, Stop Loss Insurance, Excess Insurance,Umbrella Insurance, etc.

• The Insurance Excess will be held as a Bond on the Hirer’s nominated Credit/Debit Card for the duration of the hire.

• Motor Insurance Excess The amount deducted under Your Motor Insurance Policy if Your Vehicle is lost, stolen or damaged.

• This certificate will indicate the amounts of insurance carried by the Contractor of the following types: Comprehensive General Liability Insurance, Comprehensive Automobile Insurance, Excess Liability (umbrella) Insurance, and any other insurance coverage maintained by the Contractor.

More Definitions of Insurance Excess

Insurance Excess means such amounts, if any, which are stated in any insurance policy maintained by the Landlord as being not payable to the insured in respect of the first part of any loss resulting from the happening of any of the Insured Risks.

Insurance Excess means any and all liability of, or amounts payable by, the Owner under the insurance policy relating to the Vehicle on the occurrence of any accident or loss of or damage to the Vehicle.

Insurance Excess such amounts, if any, which are stated in any insurance policy maintained by the Tenant as being not payable to the insured in respect of the first part of any loss resulting from the happening of any of the Insured Risks.

Insurance Excess means such amounts, if any, which are stated in any insurance policy maintained by the Superior Landlord or the Landlord as being not payable to the insured in respect of the first part of any loss resulting from the happening of any of the Insured Risks.

Insurance Excess means a £1000.00 excess is payable per incident by the hirer if the estimated cost of repair for each incident exceeds this amount. In the event of an incident, we reserve the right to charge the Insurance Excess, Insurance Administration Fee & Associated Costs to the Authorised Credit Card.

Insurance Excess means the amount, including GST, up to which You must pay Us in the event of an Accident or attempted theft that causes Damage or Third Party Loss or the Vehicle has been stolen.

Insurance Excess. The amount set out in the Hire Contract payable per incident by the Hirer in respect of any damage to the Vehicle or any claim made by a third party against the Insurance Policy. Insurance Exclusions: Wilful action (including but not limited to vandalism of the Vehicle) or Negligence of the Hirer (or its servant or agent), Overhead Damage and damage to tyres and windscreens (including but not limited to punctures, blowouts, windscreen chips or cracks). Insurance Policy: BLVH’s policy of insurance in respect of the Vehicle, a copy of which is available for inspection at the main office of BLVH. Negligence: Shall have the meaning ascribed to it in law and will include (but is not limited to) the following: misfuelling the Vehicle, driving without the required fluid levels, driving with unsecured loads, moving the Vehicle after it has broken down, ignoring Vehicle warning lights, ignoring road width restrictions, overloading the Vehicle, misuse of a tail lift, at fault breakdowns and driving through flood waters.