Victim Clause Samples
The 'Victim' clause defines who is considered the affected party in the event of a loss, injury, or harm under the agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies the rights and responsibilities of the party suffering damage, such as eligibility for compensation or the process for making a claim. By clearly identifying the victim, the clause ensures that there is no ambiguity regarding who is entitled to remedies or protections, thereby streamlining dispute resolution and supporting fair treatment in the event of an incident.
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Victim. Any person who suffers permanent disablement or dies in an accident as defined below.
Victim. The term victim shall mean an eligible injured claimant or a decedent on whose behalf a claim is brought by an eligible Personal Rep- resentative.
Victim. Is a person who is the victim of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault or stalking under this Policy and who has completed the certification referred to in Section 3.0 of this policy statement in a complete and timely fashion.
Victim. Any person who suffers permanent disability or dies in an accident as defined below.
Victim. This means and is limited to the following Fund Member-related persons who suffer a Bodily Injury because of a Violent Act Event: any board trustee or member, student-teacher, volunteer, employee, or student.
Victim. For purposes of this directive, an individual who is allegedly the victim of a crime and who also meets the definition of Witness under this policy.
Victim. Is a person who is the victim of domestic violence, dating violence, or
Victim. The target of the alleged perpetrator's coercive and/or violent acts. (“A Guide to Addressing Dating Violence in Texas Schools”)
Victim. One who incurs loss or harm as a result of a crime. The term “victim” does not include the person charged with or alleged to have committed the crime.
Victim. A person who asserts direct physical, emotional, or pecuniary harm as a result of the commission of a sexual assault. The term encompasses all persons 18 and over; however, the restricted reporting option applies only to Service members and their military dependents 18 years of age and older.