For some, but not all, elective modes of car insurance protection, the basis for the limitations of protection is
the monetary value of the vehicle.
In the wake of car accidents and resulting repairs they can help auto owners recover the loss of
monetary value of their vehicles.
Not exact matches
In cases where a regulatory proposal deals with carbon emissions (e.g. regulation
of emissions from
vehicles or coal - fired power plants), SCC is used to express the
monetary value of changes in emission amounts.
Because
vehicles lose most
of their
monetary value at the start
of their life, the original owner is the one that takes the brunt
of the cost.
The
monetary amount that an insurance company will provide for the cost
of repairing your car will not exceed the current market
value for the
vehicle.
The
monetary amount that an insurance company will put towards repairing your car will not exceed the
monetary limits on your policy or the current market
value of the
vehicle, whichever comes first.
However, the
monetary amount an insurance company will provide you for repairs will not exceed the current market
value of your
vehicle.
If you car is damaged in an accident, this form
of coverage will provide a
monetary amount towards the cost
of your repairs that will not exceed the current market
value of your
vehicle.
However, the
monetary amount it will provide towards repairing your car will not exceed the market
value of your
vehicle.
However, the
monetary amount that it will provide towards repairs will not exceed the current market
value of your
vehicle.