Fire and Theft Sample Clauses

Fire and Theft. The following extension to the Motor Third Party Liability cover in Section 3A may apply where specifically stated to be covered by the Master Policy/Master Lease Agreement.
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Fire and Theft. 4.1 In case of theft and/or fire to the vehicle (total, partial and/or attempted), the Renter is obliged to report the event to the competent Authorities and to deliver to the Lessor certified copy of the report issued by the Authorities themselves. In this case, the payment of the rental is due until the date of delivery of the copy of this report at the rate agreed at the beginning of the rental or at the official rate if the report is delivered after the stated drop off date. In case of total theft of the vehicle due to malice or gross negligence of the Renter, the latter will be charged for the cost of a full tank of fuel (determined on the basis of current fuel prices at the time of payment) as well as the penalties
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Fire and Theft. 1. The enterprise covers the cost of employee tools lost to fire or theft from the workplace or a company vehicle up to a maximum amount of DKK 4,000.00, provided such tools were kept in a locked room, container or the like. The cost will only be covered if there are visible signs of forced en- try and the matter has been reported to the police. The employee will not be indemnified twice if the loss is met by in- surance.
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Fire and Theft. 4.1 In case of theft and/or fire to the vehicle (total, partial and/or attempted), the Renter is obliged to report the event to the competent Authorities and to deliver to the Lessor certified copy of the report issued by the Authorities themselves. In this case, the payment of the rental is due until the date of delivery of the copy of this report at the rate agreed at the beginning of the rental or at the official rate if the report is delivered after the stated drop off date. In case of total theft of the vehicle due to malice or gross negligence of the Renter, the latter will be charged for the cost of a full tank of fuel (determined on the basis of current fuel prices at the time of payment) as well as the penalties above indicated. If a theft occurs, the Renter is obliged anyway to return the original keys of the vehicle. Failure to return the keys of the vehicle means a presumption of negligence of the Renter for the purposes of compensation unless the Renter can prove that he is not liable for the occurred event. In case of subscription to the "Car Protection Plus" clause, it is necessary to stick to the here above art. 2.4. In case of theft of the vehicle, with subsequent finding, in case of damages or missing parts, the Client will still be liable to the Lessor within the TLW penalty limit.
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Fire and Theft. 2.1 Loss or damage cover We will cover you (or if you are not the registered owner of the vehicle, the registered owner of the vehicle) for loss or damage to the Insured Vehicle caused by:
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