Third Party Loss means loss or damage to third party property, including other motor vehicles and any claim for third party loss of income.
Third Party Loss means loss or damage to third party property, including other motor vehicles and any claim for third party loss of income. Tracking Device means a GPS or other device that is fitted to the Vehicle that has electronic tracking capabilities to determine its location and other data including speed, braking and fuel levels.
Third Party Loss means any Loss arising from a claim by, liability to, or cost or expense to be paid to, any person (“Third Party”) who is not a party to this Agreement.
Examples of Third Party Loss in a sentence
Accident means an unintended and unforeseen act or collision between the Owners Equipment and any other object, including another vehicle, which results in Damage or Third Party Loss.
If the Hirer fails to notify Trailer2You and continues to use the Trailer the Hirer will be responsible for any Damage or Third Party Loss.
More Definitions of Third Party Loss
Third Party Loss means loss or damage to third party property, including other motor vehicles and any claim for third party loss of income. Underbody Damage means any damage to the Campervan caused by or resulting from contact between the underside of the Campervan and any part of the roadway or any object or obstruction, including xxxxx, gutters, speed or road humps, barriers or wheel stops and does not arise as a result of an impact with another vehicle. Unsealed Road means a road, other than a road that is undergoing temporary roadworks, that has been formed and constructed but is not sealed with a hard material such as tar, bitumen or concrete. We, Us, Our, means Camperman Australia Group Pty Ltd ABN 26 108 103 206. You, Your means the person, whether it is an individual, a firm or company or government agency that rents the Campervan from Us and whose name is shown in the Rental Agreement.
Third Party Loss means loss or damage to third party property, including other motor vehicles and any claim for third party loss of income. Unsealed Road means a road, other than a road that is undergoing temporary roadworks, that has been formed and constructed but is not sealed with a hard material such as tar, bitumen or concrete. You, your means the person, whether it is an individual, a firm or company or government agency that rents the Vehicle from Us and whose name is shown in the Rental Agreement.
Third Party Loss shall have the meaning set forth in Section 14.1.
Third Party Loss means any Loss or Liability resulting from or relating to a claim or cause of action asserted by a third party.
Third Party Loss. Marina Management shall not be liable and accepts no responsibility for consequential loss, loss or damage to boats, craft, third party property or persons using the same within the confines of, or near to the Marina and Marina Management shall not be liable to the Berth Occupier or any person for any loss or damage to property, or death or personal injury incurred or suffered within the Marina however the same occurs and whether or not such happening is attributable to the acts, defaults or negligence of Marina Management, or its servants or agents or contractors or otherwise howsoever.
Third Party Loss includes any actual or alleged Loss sustained or incurred by such employee, agent or contractor. GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION – DESIGN-BUILD AGREEMENT P.I. NO. 0012722 - SR 21 AT I-95 DIVERGING DIAMOND INTERCHANGE PROJECT FEBRUARY 20, 2015 Georgia Department of Transportation Volume 1 - DB Agreement
Third Party Loss means any damage or loss to third party property, including motor vehicles and any third party claim for loss of income or consequential loss. ‘Accessory’ means any equipment as noted on the Rental Contract or the accompanying Vehicle Condition and Accessories Report. Accessories may include but are not limited to, infant and child safety seats, pushchairs and prams, roof racks including soft surf board racks, Key safes and GPS units 'Single Vehicle Accident’ (SVA) means an incident where the rental vehicle sustains damage, but does not include any impact between the Vehicle and another moving vehicle. It includes but is not limited to a) impacts with buildings, poles, obstacles, vegetation, rocks, curbs, gutters or drains b) impacts with any other stationary object, including other stationary parked vehicles. c) single vehicle rollovers.