SELF-ACCIDENT Clause Samples
The SELF-ACCIDENT clause defines how incidents or injuries that a party causes to themselves are treated under the agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies whether self-inflicted accidents are covered or excluded from insurance, indemnity, or liability provisions. For example, if an employee is injured due to their own negligence or intentional act, the clause may specify that the employer is not responsible for compensation. Its core function is to allocate risk by excluding coverage or liability for self-caused accidents, thereby protecting one party from bearing the consequences of another's self-inflicted harm.
SELF-ACCIDENT. In case of self-accident, the RENTER will have to fill and sign the appropriate form, available at our offices within 48 hours of the event. Otherwise, the RENTER will be fully liable for any damage to the vehicle and immobilisation fees. In this case the RENTER will have to pay for a sum equal to the amount due if the rental was continued for a time corresponding to the necessary repairs and finding of spare parts. Regardless, as well, of the expense charged as a penalty or the subscription of the following clauses: CDW-SCDW-SKPLUS.
SELF-ACCIDENT. In case of self-accident, the RENTER will have to fill and sign the appropriate form, available at our offices within 48 hours of the event. Otherwise, the RENTER will be fully liable for any damage to the vehicle and immobilisation fees. In this case the RENTER will have to pay for a sum equal to the amount due if the rental was continued for a time corresponding to the necessary repairs and finding of spare parts. Regardless, as well, of the expense charged as a penalty or the subscription of the following clauses: SKPLUS, ItalyCarZero, KCDW.