Disability Modifications Sample Clauses
Disability Modifications. If you or one of your employees operating an insured vehicle (including riding as a passenger) are injured as a direct result of an accident covered under Section 1, and this results in permanent disability which necessitates vehicle modifications (e.g. hand controls), Section 1 covers the reasonable cost of these modifications to any one vehicle. However, we are only liable for the amount in excess of any amount payable by the Accident Compensation Corporation, or any other insurer and the most we will pay under this extension is $10,000 for any one event, unless a different amount is shown in the schedule. Section 1 is extended to cover vehicles (including vehicle accessories and spare parts normally carried on or used in connection with any such vehicles) owned by your employees that are used in the course of your business, provided:
Disability Modifications. If the insured or an employee of the insured become permanently disabled as a direct result of bodily injury sustained in an accident covered under Section 1 we will pay to the insured the reasonable costs of any necessary modifications in excess of any amount payable by the Accident Compensation Corporation, (e.g. hand controls) to any one vehicle. The most we will pay under this extension for any one event is the limit shown in the Limits and Excesses section.
Disability Modifications. If the Insured is injured as a direct result of loss covered under Section 1, and this results in permanent disability which necessitates vehicle modifications (such as hand controls), either to an insured vehicle or to the Insured’s private vehicle, Section 1 covers the reasonable cost of these modifications. However, the Insurer is only liable in excess of any amount payable by the Accident Compensation Corporation. The maximum the Insurer will pay any one accident is the amount specified in the schedule.
Disability Modifications. If the Insured is injured as a direct result of loss covered under Section 1, and this results in permanent disability which necessitates vehicle modifications (such as hand controls), either to an insured vehicle or to the Insured’s private vehicle, Section 1 covers the reasonable cost of these modifications. However, the Insurer is only liable in excess of any amount payable by the Accident Compensation Corporation. The maximum the Insurer will pay any one accident is the amount specified in the schedule.