Automobile Vandalism Sample Clauses
The Automobile Vandalism clause defines the terms under which damage to a vehicle caused by intentional acts of vandalism is addressed within an agreement or insurance policy. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes vandalism, the types of damages covered (such as broken windows, graffiti, or slashed tires), and any exclusions or reporting requirements. Its core practical function is to allocate responsibility and provide financial protection for vehicle owners against losses resulting from deliberate acts of damage, ensuring clarity on coverage and claims procedures.
Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of any insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500) to offset the deductible costs incurred by the teacher. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the teacher was on-the-job and executing the assigned duties of his/her job.
Automobile Vandalism. If an employee's vehicle is damaged as a result of vandalism while on the property of a district school, or while on official School Board business, the employee will be reimbursed for the damage not to exceed seven hundred fifty dollars ($750) when it is determined that the damage was caused on School Board property or while on official School Board business. Such determination may be made by a School Resource Officer, a School Security Specialist, or an SIU investigator (as determined by the Superintendent), a Police Officer, witness testimony or apprehension of the person(s) responsible for the damage.
Automobile Vandalism. If an employee’s vehicle is damaged as a result of vandalism while on a work location, the employee will be reimbursed for the damage in the amount of their automobile insurance deductible not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500) when there is reasonable cause to believe that the act of vandalism was caused on such property.
Automobile Vandalism. The School Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of an insurance company payment and evidence of repair, contribute a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500) to offset the deductible costs incurred by the employee. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the employee was on-the job and executing the assigned duties of his /her job.
Automobile Vandalism. If an employee's vehicle is damaged as a result of vandalism while on the property of a district school, or while on official School Board business, the employee will be reimbursed for the damage not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500) seven hundred fifty dollars ($750) when it is determined that the damage was caused on School Board property or while on official School Board business. Such determination may be made by either a School Resource Officer, a School Security Specialist, or an SIU Broward Schools Police investigator (as determined by the Superintendent), a police officer, witness testimony or apprehension of the person(s) responsible for the damage. Reimbursement to affected individuals shall be in the amount of their automobile insurance deductible, not to exceed the maximum reimbursement of five hundred dollars ($500) seven hundred fifty dollars ($750).
Automobile Vandalism. The Committee will, upon receipt of a documented claim and evidence of an insurance company payment, contribute a maximum of five hundred ($500) dollars to offset the deductible costs incurred by the administrator of vandalism to the administrator's personal vehicle. The documentation must establish the vandalism act occurred while the administrator was on the job and executing the assigned duties of the employee’s job. A form/process will be developed within thirty (30) days of execution of the agreement.
Automobile Vandalism. If an employee's vehicle is damaged as a result of vandalism while on the property of a district school, the employee will be reimbursed for the damage not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500) when it is determined that the damage was caused on School Board property. Such determination may be made by either a School Resource Officer, a School Security Specialist, or an SIU investigator (as determined by the Superintendent), witness testimony or apprehension of the person(s) responsible for the damage. Reimbursement to affected individuals shall be in the amount of their automobile insurance deductible, not to exceed the maximum reimbursement of five hundred dollars ($500).