Examples of Unrecoverable Loss in a sentence
The amount frozen shall amount to no more than the amount of the Unrecoverable Loss.
If RHB has sufficient grounds to suspect MERCHANT is involved in the fraud or is benefiting from the fraud, RHB shall prevent withdrawal or use of the remaining funds in MERCHANT’s account with RHB until there is satisfactory resolution of Unrecoverable Loss.
Notwithstanding the aforesaid, this will not prohibit RHB to take legal action against MERCHANT, to the extent permissible by law, to make good the Unrecoverable Loss incurred.
Within the business, HR is responsible for carrying out exit interviews uncovering reasons for turnover and monitoring market rates and trends.
Notwithstanding the aforesaid, the Crediting Participant shall not be prevented from taking legal action against the Merchant to make good the Unrecoverable Loss to the extent permitted by law.14.4. The Crediting Participant shall fully refund DuitNow QR fees incurred for erroneous, mistaken, unauthorised and/or fraudulent payment, if the error was not due to the Merchant except in situation where the Merchant decides to partially refund an overpayment.
LOSC is divided into four sub-level categories as following: • S1 - Recoverable Loss of Shutdown Cooling System • S2 - Unrecoverable Loss of Shutdown Cooling System • SO – Over-drainage during Reduced inventory Operation • SL – Failure to Maintain Water Level during Reduced Inventory Operation The former two IEs are initiated by the mechanical failure of shutdown cooling (SCP) and the latter two IEs are caused by SCPs failure due to the cavitation by insufficient suctions.
The amount frozen shall be no more than the amount of the Unrecoverable Loss.14.3. The Merchant agrees to take all measures to recover the Unrecoverable Loss if the Unrecoverable Loss is due to its fault or negligence.
Notwithstanding the aforesaid, this will not prohibit the Xxxxxx Bank to take legal action against the Xxxxxx, to the extent permissible by law, to make good the Unrecoverable Loss incurred.