Warranty Transfer. This warranty is transferable when the product remains installed in its original location at the warranty registration.
Warranty Transfer. This warranty is transferable from the original Customer to any assignee and remains in effect for the time period remaining under the limited warranties, provided the Product remains installed in its original location at the warranty registration.
Warranty Transfer. This Limited Warranty is transferable to (i) a subsequent purchaser of the Modules or installation location so long as the Modules remain installed at the original installation location, or (ii) any purchaser of Modules from an authorized reseller prior to such Modules’ installation.
Warranty Transfer. This “Limited Warranty” is transferable when the Module remains installed in its original installation position.
Warranty Transfer. This warranty is transferable only when the MODULE remains installed in its original location in the TERRITORY where the first sale from UPSOLAR occurred.
Warranty Transfer. This warranty may be transferred by the Original Property Owner(s) to a subsequent owner(s) of the property as a 40-year non-prorated warranty from the date of installation. Upon any transfer of the property and this Warranty, the obligations of the Original Property Owner(s) hereunder become the obligations of the new owner(s). Written notice of transfer of the property should be given to Classic Metal Roofing Systems, Inc. within 30 days after the date of transfer of ownership of the property. Such notice should include a copy of this warranty, the address of the property being transferred, the name and mailing address (if different) of the new owner(s) and the date of transfer. Such notice should be sent to Classic Metal Roofing Systems, Inc., PO Box 701, Piqua, OH 45356. Failure to so notify Classic Metal Roofing Systems, Inc. of the transfer relieves Classic Metal Roofing Systems, Inc. of all obligations herein. Claims Procedure Any claim breach of Warranty hereunder must be presented in writing to Classic Metal Roofing Systems, Inc. within the Warranty period and within a reasonable period of time after a defect is discovered. The claim should include the following four items: 1) a description of the claimed defect and the date the defect was discovered; 2) a copy of the original contract for the job, including purchase price; 3) a copy of this warranty and the Products’ date of installation; and 4) the owner’s name, address and phone number. Write to Classic Metal Roofing Systems, Inc., PO Box 701, Piqua, OH 45356. Classic Metal Roofing Systems, Inc. will provide notification of specific information and physical evidence required to process claim. ANY REPAIR OF THE PRODUCTS UNDERTAKEN WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN
Warranty Transfer. 1. Some SR Products warranties, where specifically stated in the warranty, may be transferred by the Building Owner to a subsequent purchaser of the property with the following procedure:
Warranty Transfer. Any warranties remaining from work accomplished by outside vendors or Parts installed on the Aircraft will be transferred to Lessor. For any component repair or overhaul performed by Lessee's internal shops, warranties will be transferred to Lessor on the understanding that Lessee's warranty is substantially the same as the industry standard of that component.
Warranty Transfer. Seller hereby assigns to Buyer (or nominee) any and all warranties, service contracts or agreements which are in force and effect if any there be, as to any appliance, fixture or other equipment or property to be conveyed as herein contemplated, effective as of the recording of the deed. Seller shall also provided a warranty as to the workmanlike construction of the Premises effective for one year after the delivery of the deed at Closing.
Warranty Transfer. When you tell a customer that a vehicle has a remaining manufacturer’s warranty, and the manufacturer fails to accept responsibility for the warranty, your dealership will be required to honor the warranty. When a vehicle has mechanical problems during the warranty period, and the customer files a claim prior to the warranty expiration, the warranty continues until the vehicle is fixed at the warrantor’s expense. “As-is” vehicles “As-is” sales are legal in Wisconsin. Any “as-is” sale must be clearly identified on the purchase contract. “As-is” means your dealership is not providing any warranty protection for the customer even if the vehicle comes with a manufacturer warranty. Title and Registration DMV issues a Certificate of Title to show ownership and record a financial interest in a motor vehicle. Your dealership must have proof of ownership at the dealership to offer the vehicle for sale. Vehicles must be registered to operate legally on Wisconsin highways. DMV issues license plates as evidence that an owner has paid the appropriate registration fee. Fees vary with the type and intended use of the vehicle. Wisconsin laws require motor vehicle dealers to prepare and submit customer applications for title and registration to DMV. Your dealership must furnish customers with temporary or permanent registration plates before they can operate the vehicle legally. Motorcycles are exempt from this requirement.
