Can a seller file a claim against a courier?
In the event that the courier informs the seller or acknowledges missing, wrong, or damaged packages due to their fault, the seller does not need to provide the details mentioned above. Instead, the seller may just provide the following proof, wherever applicable: Note: This is applicable for all couriers except J Express.
Can a pillion rider be treated as a third party in an accident?
The legal obligation cannot be extended to an injury or death of the owner of the vehicle or the pillion rider. Further, the pillion rider on a two-wheeler cannot be treated as a third party when the accident has taken place owing to the rash and negligent riding of the scooter and not on the part of the driver of another vehicle.
Can a third party claim for road accident compensation?
In an accident involving two or more vehicles, where a third party claims damages for loss or injuries, it is said that the road accident compensation is payable in respect of the composite negligence of the drivers of those vehicles.
When do I know when a claim has been submitted?
A final decision is made. Based on the results of the appeals investigation, Amazon will make a final decision on whether to reverse the initial decision and reimburse you for the Claim incurred. How do I know when a claim has been submitted?
Can a seller make a claim against a buyer?
With a seller’s or joint protection policy in place, once the title insurance company makes the payment to the buyer, that’s the end of it. There is no claim to be made against you. Peace of mind for you!
Can a buyer Sue a seller for breach of contract?
However, the buyer can still sue the seller for breach of contract. The seller may have to pay the buyer for all sorts of costs, including money spent on hotels or temporary housing because they did not honor the deal, the funds expended by the buyer during the course of the home purchase,…
Who are the indemnified parties in the seller’s indemnification clause?
From and after the Closing Date, Seller shall indemnify and hold harmless Buyer and its directors, officers, and controlling persons (the “Buyer Indemnified Parties”), from and against any and all actions, suits, claims, demands, debts, liabilities, obligations, losses, damages, costs and expenses,…
Do you have to pay settlement fees if you are seller?
If you have your own attorney represent you at the settlement. Market traditions vary, so while in some areas both the buyers and sellers have their own attorneys, in others it’s more common to have one settlement attorney for the transaction. In some areas the buyer pays the attorney fees, while in others the seller pays.