Excess Damage Charges definition

Excess Damage Charges means, with respect to any Program Vehicle, the amount charged or deducted from the Repurchase Price by the Manufacturer of such Vehicle due to (a) damage over a prescribed limit, (b), if applicable, damage not subject to a prescribed limit and (c) missing equipment, in each case with respect to such Vehicle at the time that such Vehicle is turned in to such Manufacturer or its agent for repurchase or Auction pursuant to the applicable Manufacturer Program.

Excess Damage Charges means, in relation to a Programme Vehicle, the amount charged or deducted from the Vehicle Manufacturer Repurchase Price by the relevant Vehicle Manufacturer or Vehicle Dealer, where applicable, in accordance with the relevant Vehicle Manufacturer Buy-Back Agreement or the Vehicle Dealer Buy-Back Agreement (as applicable) due to (a) damage over a prescribed limit, (b) if applicable, damage not subject to a prescribed limit (c) missing equipment, and (d) any other penalty that may be imposed by the relevant Vehicle Manufacturer or Vehicle Dealer pursuant to the relevant Vehicle Manufacturer Buy-Back Agreement and/or Vehicle Dealer Buy-Back Agreement in each case at the time that such Vehicle is turned back to such Vehicle Manufacturer or Vehicle Dealer, as applicable, or such person’s agent for repurchase or auction pursuant to the relevant Vehicle Manufacturer Buy-Back Agreement and/or Vehicle Dealer Buy-Back Agreement.

Excess Damage Charges means the charges under a Lease due to damage to the related Leased Vehicle over a prescribed limit.

Examples of Excess Damage Charges in a sentence

• In no event may any Program Vehicle be sold pursuant to this paragraph 8 (other than pursuant to a Vehicle Disposition Program) unless the funds to be paid to the Lessor arising out of such sale exceed the Net Book Value of such Vehicle less reasonably predictable Excess Mileage charges, Excess Damage Charges and other similar charges imposed by the Manufacturer.

• In no event may any Program Vehicle be sold pursuant to this paragraph 8 (other than pursuant to a Vehicle Disposition Program) unless the funds to be paid to the Lessor arising out of such sale exceed the Net Book Value of such Vehicle less reasonably estimated Excess Mileage Charges, Excess Damage Charges and other similar charges imposed by the Manufacturer.

• In no event may any Group III Repurchase Vehicle be sold pursuant to this paragraph 8 (other than pursuant to a Repurchase Program) unless the funds to be paid to the Lessor arising out of such sale exceed the Net Book Value of such Group III Vehicle less reasonably predictable Excess Mileage Charges, Excess Damage Charges and other similar charges imposed by the Manufacturer.

• The Lessee acknowledges that each Programme Vehicle is subject to the terms and conditions of a Vehicle Dealer Buy-Back Agreement or Vehicle Manufacturer Buy-Back Agreement entered into between the Lessee, the Lessor and the relevant Vehicle Manufacturer and/or Vehicle Dealer (as such may be amended or novated from time to time) pursuant to which, the Lessor may be liable for Excess Damage Charges and/or Excess Mileage Charges.

• In no event may any Group II Repurchase Vehicle be sold pursuant to this paragraph 8 (other than pursuant to a Repurchase Program) unless the funds to be paid to the Lessor arising out of such sale exceed the Net Book Value of such Group II Vehicle less reasonably predictable Excess Mileage Charges, Excess Damage Charges and other similar charges imposed by the Manufacturer.

• The Committee noted the policies put forward by the Court regarding the use of GTA positions and the compensation review package.

• Waterford Management, LLC (the "Adviser") serves as an investment manager to investment companies ("Funds") registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended (the "1940 Act"), as well as to other clients.

More Definitions of Excess Damage Charges

Excess Damage Charges has the meaning given to it in the applicable Series Supplement.

Excess Damage Charges means, in relation to a Programme Vehicle, the amount charged or deducted from the Vehicle Manufacturer Repurchase Price by the relevant Vehicle Manufacturer or Vehicle Dealer, where applicable, in accordance with the relevant Vehicle Manufacturer Buy-Back Agreement or the Vehicle Dealer Buy-Back Agreement (as applicable) due to (a) damage over a prescribed limit, (b) if applicable, damage not subject to a prescribed limit

Excess Damage Charges means, with respect to any Program Vehicle, the amount charged to AESOP Leasing, AESOP Leasing II or ARAC, as the case may be, or deducted from the Repurchase Price, by the Manufacturer of such Vehicle due to damage over a prescribed limit and, if applicable, damage not subject to a prescribed limit and missing equipment, in each case with respect to such Vehicle at the time that such Vehicle is turned in to such Manufacturer or its agent for repurchase pursuant to the applicable Manufacturer Program.

Excess Damage Charges has the meaning specified in the Lease.

Excess Damage Charges means, with respect to any Program Vehicle, the amount charged to AESOP Leasing, AESOP Leasing II, ARAC, BRAC or CCRG, as the case may be, or deducted from the Repurchase Price, by the Manufacturer of such Vehicle due to damage over a prescribed limit and, if applicable, damage not subject to a prescribed limit and missing equipment, in each case with respect to such Vehicle at the time that such Vehicle is turned in to such Manufacturer or its agent for repurchase pursuant to the applicable Manufacturer Program.