The phrase "damage provision" refers to a part of a contract or agreement that outlines what happens if someone causes harm or loss. It typically states who is responsible for paying for the damage and how much they need to pay. Full definition
If a driver is hit by someone without insurance, he may be able to collect for damages to his vehicle under the uninsured motorist property damage provision of his insurance policy. (pocketsense.com)
You can consult with an attorney or do some legal research to see whether a statutory damages provision applies to your case. (civillawselfhelpcenter.org)
Many policies that cover cars are designed to meet state - required liability, and a flat rate monetary property damage provision for the other person's property. (autos.com)