Reimbursement for Past Repairs Clause Samples

Reimbursement for Past Repairs. Money you spent on certain Class Vehicle repairs will be reimbursed in full, and in certain instances, you may receive an additional $140 goodwill payment and/or inconvenience payment based on the following requirements:

Reimbursement for Past Repairs. Money you spent on certain Class Vehicle repairs may be reimbursed in full according to the below conditions: ▪ For Class Vehicles registered in Cold Weather States as of [Notice Date], you can submit your Claim Form no later than 70 days after the Final Approval Order and Judgment, provided that you: • Submit a completed Claim Form; • The Claim contains Proof of Repair Expense for a Qualifying Repair and/or Proof of Repair-Related Expense for a Qualifying Repair; and • HMA does not substantiate Exceptional Neglect with respect to the Qualifying Repair that is the subject of the Claim ▪ For Class Vehicles not registered in a Cold Weather State as of [Notice Date], you can submit your Claim form no later than 70 days after the Final Approval Order and Judgment, provided that you: • Submit a Completed Claim Form; • The Claim contains Proof of Repair Expense for a Qualifying Repair and/or Proof of Repair-Related Expense for a Qualifying Repair; • HMA does not substantiate Exceptional Neglect with respect to Qualifying Repair that is the subject of the Claim; and • The Claim contains documentary proof of one (1) of the following conditions: • The Class Vehicle was previously registered in a Cold Weather State; • The Class Vehicle was previously subjected to substantial prior cold weather usage for a period of at least 90 consecutive days during the months November to March during which the Class Vehicle was located in a place where it was exposed to at least 50 cumulative days of temperatures at or below 32 degrees Fahrenheit in that location during that period; or • Demonstrates to a degree of heightened proof (i.e., actual parts, photographs, or other evidence) that clearly substantiates his or her engine problem was directly related to the piston-scuffing defect alleged in the Action ▪ See Section 10 for how to make your claim using the Claim Form. * * * Class members are eligible for a reimbursement even if warranty coverage was denied on grounds of improper service or maintenance (excepting limited Exceptional Neglect circumstances), and even if the repairs were performed at an independent mechanic. Exceptional Neglect means a failure to change the engine oil of a Class Vehicle for at least 365 days or 15,000 miles. Upon challenge by HMA that a Class Vehicle has suffered Exceptional Neglect, the Settlement Class Member will be required to furnish maintenance records sufficient to demonstrate the time and mileage between oil changes.