Cover Term definition
Examples of Cover Term in a sentence
Where We replace the Covered Item with a Replacement Item Your Cover will continue with the Replacement Item becoming the Covered Item for the remaining period of the Cover Term.
If the Covered Item suffers Accidental Damage during the Cover Term while You are in New Zealand or travelling anywhere in the world, We will at Our option Repair or replace the Covered Item or pay the Cover Amount, subject to Your payment of the applicable Excess and the Terms and Conditions.
All of P’s other rights in the preferred stock are valued as if P’s dividend right does not exist but otherwise without regard to section 2701.
If the Covered Item suffers Accidental Damage during the Cover Term which occurs in New Zealand or anywhere in the world whilst you are travelling, We will at Our option Repair or replace the Covered Item or pay the Cover Amount, subject to Your payment of the applicable Excess and the Terms and Conditions.
Your cover will end when any of the following occurs: • the Cover is cancelled (see section ‘Cancellation’); • the Cover Term expires; • the maximum number of Successful Claims have been paid; • the Cover Amount is paid; or • the Cover otherwise ends in accordance with the Terms and Conditions or relevant law.
You are allowed a maximum of two (2) Successful Claims during the Cover Term.
Your cover will end when any of the following occurs: • the Cover is cancelled (see section ‘Cancellation’); • the two (2) year Cover Term expires; • the maximum number of Successful Claims have been paid; • the Cover Amount is paid; or • the Cover otherwise ends in accordance with the Terms and Conditions or relevant law.
Subject to the following and the Terms and Conditions of the Agreement, if the Covered Item is a mobile phone, We will cover You for any unauthorised voice calls made on the Covered Item following a covered Theft occurring during the Cover Term up to a limit of $500 (including GST).
When calculating the amount payable, the following factors, amongst others, are taken into consideration: • the Covered Item type; • the Cover Term; and; • the Original Purchase Price of the Covered Item.
You are allowed a maximum of two (2) successful claims during the Cover Term.