Invalid Claim Clause Samples
The Invalid Claim clause defines the circumstances under which a claim made under a contract is considered invalid or unenforceable. Typically, this clause outlines specific requirements that must be met for a claim to be recognized, such as proper documentation, timely submission, or adherence to procedural steps. For example, if a party submits a claim for damages but fails to provide supporting evidence or misses a notification deadline, the claim may be deemed invalid. The core function of this clause is to prevent frivolous, unsupported, or late claims, thereby ensuring that only legitimate and properly presented claims are addressed under the contract.
Invalid Claim. If, within the latter of twenty (20) days after the Subscriber receives the replacement equipment or eSecuritel receives the claimed Covered Product, eSecuritel determines, in its sole discretion, that the Subscriber’s replacement coverage claim is not for a Covered Cause under this Agreement, the Subscriber’s Account shall automatically be charged an amount not to exceed the manufacturer’s suggested retail price of the replacement equipment less any Deductible received.
Invalid Claim. If, within the latter of twenty (20) days after the Subscriber receives the replacement equipment or Brightstar receives the claimed Covered Property, Brightstar determines, in its sole discretion, that the Subscriber’s replacement coverage claim is not for a Covered Cause under this Agreement, the Subscriber’s Account shall automatically be charged for an amount not to exceed the manufacturer’s suggested retail price of the replacement equipment less any Deductible received.