Prior Reimbursement Sample Clauses
The Prior Reimbursement clause establishes that a party must repay certain costs or expenses that have already been advanced by the other party before a specified event or action occurs. In practice, this clause typically applies when one party covers fees, charges, or other outlays on behalf of the other, such as travel expenses or legal fees, and requires reimbursement before proceeding with further obligations or services. Its core function is to ensure that the advancing party is not left out-of-pocket and to clarify the timing and conditions under which reimbursement must occur, thereby reducing financial risk and potential disputes.
Prior Reimbursement. If you previously received any payment or reimbursement in connection with the
Prior Reimbursement. If you previously received any payment or reimbursement in connection with the Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt, you must provide documentation of this with your Claim Form (for example, Insurance Records or prior campaign reimbursement and/or customer satisfaction payments). “Insurance Records” refers to documents issued by the car insurance company reflecting that coverage was denied or a final insurance settlement that shows how much the insurance paid minus the deductible.
Prior Reimbursement. If you previously received any payment or reimbursement in connection with the Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt, you must provide documentation of this with your Claim Form (for example, Insurance Records or prior campaign reimbursement and/or customer satisfaction payments). Claims can be subm#it:t6ed9e6le4ctronically at “Insurance Records” refers to documents issued by the car insurance company reflecting that coverage was denied or a final insurance settlement that shows how much the insurance paid minus the deductible. ☐ I OWN A CLASS VEHICLE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE SOFTWARE UPGRADE AND I AM REQUESTING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THE QUALIFYING PURCHASE OF A STEERING WHEEL LOCK AND/OR A GLASS BREAKAGE ALARM OR SIMILAR ANTI‐THEFT SYSTEM, OR ANOTHER AFTERMARKET MODIFICATION DESIGNED TO DETER OR PREVENT THEFT FOR MY CLASS VEHICLE. Note: This Settlement benefit is only available if your Class Vehicle is ineligible for the Software Upgrade. Reimbursement under this category is capped at $300 per Class Vehicle if you are not reimbursed for the purchase of a steering wheel lock and capped at $250 if you are reimbursed for the purchase of a steering wheel lock, regardless of whether your out‐of‐pocket losses exceed these cap amounts. $ . Date of purchase of steering wheel lock: ‐ ‐ MM DD YYYY Cost of Steering Wheel Lock: Date of purchase of anti‐theft system: ‐ ‐ MM DD YYYY Cost of purchase of anti‐theft system: Date of installation of anti‐theft system: ‐ ‐ MM DD YYYY Cost of installation of anti‐theft system: ☐ Yes OR ☐ No
Prior Reimbursement. If you previously received any payment or reimbursement in connection with the Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt, you must provide documentation of this with your Claim Form (for example, Insurance Records or prior campaign reimbursement and/or customer satisfaction payments). Claims can be subm#it:t3ed6e2le1ctronically at “Insurance Records” refers to documents issued by the car insurance company reflecting that coverage was denied or a final insurance settlement that shows how much the insurance paid minus the deductible. ☐ I AM REQUESTING REIMBURSEMENT FOR OTHER OUT‐OF‐POCKET EXPENSES DUE TO A QUALIFYING THEFT OR QUALIFYING THEFT ATTEMPT. This category includes the following losses: • Car rental, taxi, ride share, or public transportation expenses not otherwise covered by insurance due to a Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt; • Towing costs needed to transport the stolen vehicle to or from a police or city storage facility, repair facility or other location necessary to inspect, repair, sell, or dispose of a stolen vehicle, including a junkyard or storage facility due to a Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt; • Licensing fees, sales tax paid, registration fees and other expenses directly associated with the purchase of new/replacement vehicle if the stolen vehicle was declared a total loss due to a Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt; and • Costs associated with speeding tickets, red light tickets, or other penalties or fines incurred arising from a stolen vehicle due to a Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt. $ .
Prior Reimbursement. If you previously received any payment or reimbursement in connection with the Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt, you must provide documentation of this with your Claim Form (for example, Insurance Records or prior campaign reimbursement and/or customer satisfaction payments). “Insurance Records” refers to documents issued by the car insurance company reflecting that coverage was denied or a final insurance settlement that shows how much the insurance paid minus the deductible. ☐ I AM REQUESTING REIMBURSEMENT FOR DAMAGE TO MY CLASS VEHICLE AND/OR DAMAGED OR LOST PERSONAL PROPERTY DUE TO A QUALIFYING THEFT OR QUALIFYING THEFT ATTEMPT. Note: Reimbursement under this category is capped at $3,375 per occurrence, regardless of whether your out‐of‐pocket losses exceed this. $ .
Prior Reimbursement. If you previously received any payment or reimbursement in connection with the Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt, you must provide documentation of this with your Claim Form (for example, Insurance Records or prior campaign reimbursement and/or customer satisfaction payments). “Insurance Records” refers to documents issued by the car insurance company reflecting that coverage was denied or a final insurance settlement that shows how much the insurance paid minus the deductible. [4] SIGN AND DATE The information on this form is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I agree to participate in the Settlement. I authorize any dealership that serviced my vehicle to release records to the Settlement Administrator as needed to assist in the payment of my Claim. To the extent I am seeking reimbursement for a Qualifying Loss for which I do not have documentation, I attest as follows:
Prior Reimbursement. If you previously received any payment or reimbursement in connection with the Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt, you must provide documentation of this with your Claim Form (for example, Insurance Records or prior campaign reimbursement and/or customer satisfaction payments). “Insurance Records” refers to documents issued by the car insurance company reflecting that coverage was denied or a final insurance settlement that shows how much the insurance paid minus the deductible. If you are requesting reimbursement for more than one Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt, you must complete a separate claim form for each incident and provide the information requested. ☐ I AM REQUESTING REIMBURSEMENT FOR DAMAGE TO MY CLASS VEHICLE AND/OR DAMAGED OR LOST PERSONAL PROPERTY DUE TO A QUALIFYING THEFT OR QUALIFYING THEFT ATTEMPT. Note: Reimbursement under this category is capped at $3,375 or 33% of the Black Book value of the Class Vehicle, whichever is greater, per occurrence, regardless of whether your out‐of‐pocket losses exceed this. [A] Provide the total amount for which you are requesting reimbursement: $ . [B] Required Documentation:
Prior Reimbursement. Settlement Class Members previously reimbursed for past repairs or related expenses (e.g., through LG Canada or an ARSP) will not be entitled to any relief for that portion of the expense for which they have already been reimbursed. To the extent Settlement Class Members have released the Defendant as a result of any previous reimbursement, they will not be eligible to participate in this settlement.
Prior Reimbursement. If you previously received any payment or reimbursement in connection with the Qualifying Theft or Qualifying Theft Attempt, you must provide documentation of this with your Claim Form (for example, Insurance Records or prior campaign reimbursement and/or customer satisfaction payments).