Service contract provider means a person who is
Service contract provider means a person who issues, makes, provides, administers, sells or offers to sell a service contract, or who is contractually obligated to provide service under a service contract.
Service contract provider or "provider" means the same as in RCW 48.110.020(18).
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Service contract provider or administrator annual registration fees may not exceed $200.[RR 2011, c.
Applicability of premium taxes Service contract provider fees shall not be subject to premium taxes.
In absolute volumes, climate finance from DAC providers with a principal focus on climate remained flat between 2012 and 2018 from $11.2 billion to $10.9 billion in the latest year.26The increase in spending marked as “significant” could reflect provider efforts to mainstream climate objectives into a larger portion of their development portfolios.
Service contract provider" or "provider" means the same as in RCW 48.110.020( 20).
This report provides an update on the work with the VCSE sector in light of Covid-19, specifically updating on the work of Macc - VCSE Infrastructure Support Service (contract provider) and the Our Manchester Funds Programme Team (Programme Team).
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Service contract provider or "provider" means the same as in RCW 48.110.020(19) (20).
Service contract provider means a person who is contractually obligated to the service contract holder under the terms of the service contract. A service contract provider does not include an insurer.
Service contract provider means the person who is contractually obligated to the purchaser of a service contract under the terms of the service contract.
Service contract provider means a person who issues, makes, provides,
Service contract provider means a person who issues, makes, provides, administers,sells or offers to sell a service contract, or who is contractually obligated to provide service under a service contract.
Service contract provider means a person who issues, makes, provides, 2197 administers, sells or offers to sell a service contract, or who is contractually obligated to 2198 provide service under a service contract. 2199 [(8)] (9) "Service contract reimbursement policy" or "reimbursement insurance policy" 2200 means a policy of insurance providing coverage for all obligations and liabilities incurred by 2201 the service contract provider or warrantor under the terms of the service contract or vehicle 2202 protection product warranty issued by the provider or warrantor. 2203 [(9)] (10) (a) "Vehicle protection product" means a device or system that is: 2204 (i) installed on or applied to a motor vehicle; and 2205 (ii) designed to: 2206 (A) prevent the theft of the vehicle; or 2207 (B) if the vehicle is stolen, aid in the recovery of the vehicle. 2208 (b) "Vehicle protection product" includes: 2209 (i) a vehicle protection product warranty; 2210 (ii) an alarm system; 2211 (iii) a body part marking product; 2212 (iv) a steering lock; 2213 (v) a window etch product; 2214 (vi) a pedal and ignition lock; 2215 (vii) a fuel and ignition kill switch; and 2216 (viii) an electronic, radio, or satellite tracking device. 2217 [(10)] (11) "Vehicle protection product warranty" means a written agreement by a 2218 warrantor that provides that if the vehicle protection product fails to prevent the theft of the 2219 motor vehicle, or aid in the recovery of the motor vehicle within a time period specified in the 2220 warranty, not exceeding 30 days after the day on which the motor vehicle is reported stolen, the 2221 warrantor will reimburse the warranty holder for incidental costs specified in the warranty, not 2222 exceeding $5,000, or in a specified fixed amount not exceeding $5,000. 2223 (12) "Vehicle service contract" means a service contract for the repair or maintenance 2224 of a vehicle: 2225 (a) for operational or structural failure because of a defect in materials, workmanship, 2226 normal wear and tear, or accidental damage from handling; and
Service contract provider means a person who issues, makes, provides, 1546 administers, sells or offers to sell a service contract, or who is contractually obligated to 1547 provide service under a service contract. 1548 (7) "Service contract reimbursement policy" or "reimbursement insurance policy" 1549 means a policy of insurance providing coverage for all obligations and liabilities incurred by 1550 the service contract provider or warrantor under the terms of the service contract or vehicle 1551 protection product warranty issued by the provider or warrantor. 1552 (8) (a) "Vehicle protection product" means a device or system that is: 1553 (i) installed on or applied to a motor vehicle; and 1554 (ii) designed to prevent the theft of the vehicle. 1555 (b) "Vehicle protection product" includes: 1556 (i) a vehicle protection product warranty; 1557 (ii) an alarm system; 1558 (iii) a body part marking product; 1559 (iv) a steering lock; 1560 (v) a window etch product; 1561 (vi) a pedal and ignition lock; 1562 (vii) a fuel and ignition kill switch; and 1563 (viii) an electronic, radio, or satellite tracking device. 1564 (9) "Vehicle protection product warranty" means a written agreement by a warrantor 1565 that provides if the vehicle protection product fails to prevent the theft of the motor vehicle, 1566 that the warrantor will reimburse the warranty holder under the warranty in a fixed amount 1567 specified in the warranty, not to exceed $5,000. 1568 (10) "Warrantor" means a person who is contractually obligated to the warranty holder 1569 under the terms of a vehicle protection product warranty. 1570 (11) "Warranty holder" means the person who purchases a vehicle protection product, 1571 any authorized transferee or assignee of the purchaser, or any other person legally assuming the 1572 purchaser's rights under the vehicle protection product warranty. 1573 Section 7. Section 31A-6a-104 is amended to read: 1574 31A-6a-104. Required disclosures. 1575 (1) A service contract reimbursement insurance policy insuring a service contract or a