Resultant Damage definition

Resultant Damage means the damage suffered by a Part in warranty because of a Failure of another Part or Expendable Part within the same engine, provided the Part or Expendable Part causing the damage was in warranty.

Split View

AI-Powered Contracts

Draft, Review & Redline at the Speed of AI

Get StartedSchedule a Demo

Resultant Damage means physical damage to the insured property other than the cost of rectifying the defect or fault that caused the physical damage. The cost of rectifying the defect or fault (the cost of making good) shall be the cost which the Insured would have incurred to do so had such defect or fault been discovered immediately before the physical damage occurred and rectified at that time.

Resultant Damage means the damage suffered by a part [*].

Examples of Resultant Damage in a sentence

• During the warranty period specified in Paragraph 3.1 above, VENDOR agrees that in the event any Engine or LRU suffers Resultant Damage, VENDOR shall restore the damaged Engine or LRU to serviceable condition equivalent to that immediately preceding the damage at no cost to Northwest unless the Resultant Damage is due to a defect in Northwest supplied material and/or an PAH part.

• If, during its Extended Parts Run warranty period as defined in Clause 3.1.2, a Designated Part suffers either (a) Failure, or (b) Resultant Damage due to the Failure of another Designated Part within that other Part's warranty period, then Rolls-Royce will grant allowances on the Price of such Part as set out in 3.

• Class Life is the period, expressed in either hours or Parts Time or number of Parts Cycles during which IAE will grant Credit Allowances for Primary Parts which suffer Direct Damage or Resultant Damage, or for which a Parts Life Limit is established or reduced.

• CLASS LIFE is the period, expressed in either hours of Part Time or number of Parts Cycles, during which IAE will grant Credit Allowances for Primary Parts which suffer Direct Damage or Resultant Damage, or for which a Parts Life Limit is established or reduced.

• Engine Run If an Engine suffers Failure or Resultant Damage during its First Engine Run warranty period as defined in Clause 2.1.1, then: * Indicates that material has been omitted and confidential treatment has been requested therefor.

• If the Extended First Run Part or Part that suffers Resultant Damage caused by an Extended First Run Part is not a Primary Part, the pro rata Credit Allowances will be based on l00 percent through [***], Engine Time which then decrease, [***].

• Settlements under Supplier Back-Up Warranty will exclude credits for Resultant Damage to or from controls and accessories procured directly by Customer from suppliers.

More Definitions of Resultant Damage

Resultant Damage means the damage suffered by a Part because of the Failure of another Part within the same Engine.

Resultant Damage means the damage suffered by a Part, necessitating the scrapping of that Part because that Part is beyond economic repair in accordance with Maintenance schemes issued by Rolls-Royce, providing such damage is caused by the Failure of another Part.

Resultant Damage means the damage suffered by a Part in warranty because of a Failure of a Part or Expendable Part within the same engine.

Resultant Damage means damage to the insured property other than the cost of repairing or replacing the part or component of the insured property whose failure caused the loss or damage and which would have had to have been replaced or repaired even if no failure resulting in physical damage had occurred.

Resultant Damage is the damage suffered by a Part because of the Failure of another Part within the same Nacelle.