Warranty Claim means a claim for breach of any of the Warranties.
Warranty Claim means a claim made by either the Purchaser or the Vendor based on or with respect to the inaccuracy or non-performance or non-fulfilment or breach of any representation or warranty made by the other party contained in this Agreement or contained in any document or certificate given in order to carry out the transactions contemplated hereby.
Warranty Claim means a claim by the Buyer involving or relating to a breach of any Management Warranty.
Examples of Warranty Claim in a sentence
Except in the event a Warranty Claim regards a Fundamental Warranty or Tax Warranty (to which this limitation shall not apply), the Seller shall not be liable for any individual Warranty Claim where the amount of Damages involved does not exceed EUR 20,000 (twenty thousand euro).
More Definitions of Warranty Claim
Warranty Claim means any liability for any warranty (including any warranty regarding altered items or forged or missing endorsements) of Seller to another financial institution under applicable law, including the Uniform Commercial Code, Regulation CC of the Federal Reserve Board, Regulation J of the Federal Reserve Board, any Operating Circular of the Federal Reserve Board, the rules or policies of any clearinghouse, and any other warranty provisions promulgated under state, federal or other applicable law, relating to any draft, image deposit, check, negotiable order of withdrawal or similar item drawn on or deposited and credited to a Deposit account.
Warranty Claim means a claim by the Buyer under or pursuant to the provisions of clause 9.1;
Warranty Claim means a claim by any Investor under or pursuant to the provisions of Clause 5.1 (Warranties).
Warranty Claim means any Claim by the Purchaser (or any person making a Claim through or on behalf of the Purchaser) against the Vendor, for breach of any of the Vendor’s Warranties.
Warranty Claim shall have the meaning set forth in Clause 12.2.