Test Claim definition
Test Claim means the first claim, including claims joined or consolidated with the first claim, filed with the commission alleging costs mandated by the state as defined in Government Code section 17514.
Test Claim means the first claim filed with the Commission alleging that a particular statute or executive order imposes costs mandated by the state, and functions like a class action. The claim must be filed within twelve months of the effectiv date of the law or of the claimant first incurring costs. The claim is required to include the identification of specific sectio of the statute or executive order alleged to contain the mandate, provide a detailed description of the activities and costs alleged to be mandated and otherwise comply with the filing requirements of Government Code 17553 and the Commission’s regulations. The Commission hears and makes a determination on each claim.
Examples of Test Claim in a sentence
For the avoidance of doubt, Qualifying Claims, the Deductible and the Cap shall not apply with respect to any Losses resulting from, arising out of or relating to breaches of the Fundamental Representations of Seller, any representation or warranty contained in Section 4.11 nor any Pipeline Test Claim, and none of such Losses shall count towards the satisfaction of the Deductible or the Cap.