No Fault Coverage Sample Clauses

No Fault Coverage. Any Qualifying Check submitted for a claim, will be paid, even if the item is miss- ing one or more of the following guarantee requirements; date not current; the amount in words 8. RESPONSIBILITY AND LIABILITY OF MERCHANT. Merchant shall assume the responsibility and the risk of ascertaining the validity and comparing signatures of any identification presented to the Merchant in connec- tion with the making of a check in which a guarantee authorization has been obtained by Secur-Chex and for submitting and determining whether the check is a "Qualifying Check". Secur-Chex does not sell, finance, repair, or maintain, and is not responsible for any equipment used in association with this service or Agreement. The responsibility to purchase, finance, repair, or maintain such equipment shall be solely the Merchant's.
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