Precipitating Condition definition

Precipitating Condition means an impairment of the Effective Operation of Covered Property arising from electrical or mechanical failure.

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Precipitating Condition means an impairment of the Effective Operation of Covered Property

Precipitating Condition means an impairment of the Effective Operation of

Examples of Precipitating Condition in a sentence

• You agree that any Equipment You request to be added for coverage will be in good working order with no known Precipitating Condition.

• We will indemnify You for Loss that You incur as Corrective Maintenance Charges to return Covered Property to Effective Operation due to a Precipitating Condition during the Agreement Period.

• You agree that any equipment You request to be added for coverage will be in good working order with no known Precipitating Condition.

• Upon discovery of a Precipitating Condition, which may give rise to a claim under this Agreement, You must take all reasonable steps within Your power to minimize the extent of Loss.

• We will not cover Loss that results from a Precipitating Condition that exists prior to the effective date of coverage for the Item covered under this Agreement.

• Upon discovery of a Precipitating Condition, which may give rise to a claim under this agreement, You must take all reasonable steps within Your power to minimize the extent of Loss.

• We will not cover any Loss that results from a Precipitating Condition that exists prior to the effective date of coverage for the Covered Equipment under this Agreement.

• Customer agrees that any equipment the Customer requests to be added for coverage will be in good working order with no known Precipitating Condition.

• Vendor will not cover any Loss that results from a Precipitating Condition that exists prior to the effective date of coverage for the Covered Equipment under this EMA.

• Vendor will indemnify the Customer for each Loss that the Customer incurs as Corrective Maintenance Charges to return Covered Equipment to Effective Operation due to a Precipitating Condition during the EMA Period.