Minor Damage definition

Minor Damage means bearing mild cosmetic wear, including light scratches and marks, but no significant damage as defined within our Terms.

Minor Damage means insignificant harm to dwellings, commercial or industrial buildings, public highways or bridges, or public utilities that does not qualify as major damage.

Minor Damage means any damage up to the value of $3,000.

Examples of Minor Damage in a sentence

• A Touch-in Repair involves the Minor Damage to be colour matched and painted as close as possible to the original finish.

• Where the Insured Vehicle has two or more different colour paints, any Repair where Minor Damage transitions from one colour to another.

• Anything that cannot be defined as Minor Damage or Minor Damage that extends across more than 2 body panels.

• VAT) towards the cost of having a conventional bodyshop repair carried out whereby the Minor Damage has been repaired as a result.

• In order to make a claim for a Bodyshop Contribution towards the cost of a conventional bodyshop repair, where the Minor Damage cannot be repaired using a Repair technique, the Administrator will require a copy of a valid receipt showing payment has been made following the repair of the Minor Damage.

More Definitions of Minor Damage

Minor Damage. As defined in Section 13.1(a). Monument Signage: Free-standing signage, not attached to the Building.

Minor Damage of a crop means damage or destruction of less than 75 kg/ha of the damaged or destroyed area of the crop;

Minor Damage in relation to the Equipment means, dints, scratches, chips or broken glass, blistered or discoloured paint or graffiti or other minor damage to the extent that the cost of rectifying such damage does not exceed the lesser of 10% of the replacement value of the Equipment or $10,000.

Minor Damage means accidental minor damage, wear and tear to the Equipment which occurs from ordinary use of the Equipment and which costs less to rectify than the LTD Waiver Excess, as determined by ASAH.

Minor Damage. Any vehicle damage other than disabling damage. Major Damage: Structural damage which prevents the departure of the vehicle from the scene of the crash.

Minor Damage means damage by Casualty to the Premises or the Building that:

Minor Damage as promptly and reasonably determined by the Seller and its unrelated third party construction experts, then the Buyer shall have the option, exercisable by written notice delivered to the Seller within ten (10) days after Buyer receives the written cost determination from Seller together with copies of any written reports and estimates from such unrelated experts, either (A) to direct the Seller to repair such damage to the Improvements (which repairs shall be made in accordance with the standards applicable to the initial construction of and materials used in connection with the Improvements, in compliance with all applicable laws, ordinances, regulations and orders and in cooperation with the recommendations of the Buyer’s construction experts (collectively, the "Laws") concerning the use, occupancy and condition of the Real Property (collectively, the “Rebuild Requirements”), or (B) at Closing to receive the amount of the deductible and self-insured amounts, plus all insurance proceeds related to the Rebuild Requirements received by the Seller as a result of such loss, and an assignment of the Seller’s rights to any unpaid insurance proceeds related to the Rebuild Requirements, and the Seller shall have no further liability or obligation to repair such damage or to replace the Improvements. If Buyer fails to notify Seller of Buyer’s election within such ten (10) day period, then Buyer shall be deemed to have elected to proceed in accordance with clause (A) of this Section 10(a)(i). In either event, this Agreement shall continue in full force and effect with no reduction in the Purchase Price. (ii)