Common use of Maximum Value of Goods Clause in Contracts

Maximum Value of Goods. In any claim for loss or damage under this clause 8, any estimate of the inventory and value of the Goods which You have provided to Us, whether for the purposes of insurance or otherwise, will be prima facie evidence that the total value of the Goods did not exceed that estimate at the time of loss or damage.

Maximum Value of Goods. In any claim for loss or damage under this clause 8, any estimate of the inventory and value of the Goods which You have provided to Us, whether for the purposes of insurance or otherwise, will be prima facie evidence that the total value of the Goods Goods, or the value of any item or group of items for which a value was specified, did not exceed that estimate at the time of loss or damage.

Maximum Value of Goods. In any claim for loss or damage under this clause 8, any estimate of the inventory and value of the Goods which You have provided to Us, whether for the purposes of insurance or otherwise, will be prima facie evidence that the total value of the Goods did not exceed that estimate at the time of loss or damage.

Maximum Value of Goods. In any claim for loss or damage under this clause 8, any estimate of the inventory and value of the Goods which You have provided to Us, whether for the purposes of insurance or otherwise, will be prima facie evidence that the total value of the Goods did not exceed that the estimate at the time of loss or damage.

Maximum Value of Goods. In any claim for loss or damage under this clause 8, any estimate of the inventory and value of the Goods which You you have provided to Usus, whether for the purposes of insurance or otherwise, will be prima facie evidence that the total value of the Goods did not exceed that estimate at the time of loss or damage.

Maximum Value of Goods. In any claim for loss or damage under this clause 87, any estimate of the inventory and value of the Goods which You have provided to Us, whether for the purposes of insurance or otherwise, will be prima facie evidence that the total value of the Goods did not exceed that estimate at the time of loss or damage.

Maximum Value of Goods. In any claim for loss or damage under this clause 810, any estimate of the inventory and value of the Goods which You you have provided to Usus, whether for the purposes of insurance or otherwise, will be prima facie evidence that the total value of the Goods did not exceed that estimate at the time of loss or damage.

Maximum Value of Goods. In any claim for loss or damage under this clause 811, any estimate of the inventory and value of the Goods which You have provided to Us, whether for the purposes of insurance or otherwise, will be prima facie evidence that the total value of the Goods did not exceed that estimate at the time of loss or damage.