Sentence examples for excess payable from inspiring English sources

Some insurers will waive any excess payable on medical expenses if you use the E111.

The excess payable is £50 for accidental damage and £75 for theft and loss.

Also check that the excess payable (the first part of any claim you make which you yourself cover) isn't excessive.

However, Goldcar tells me that it offers the only comprehensive cover on the market, by which it means that its policy covers any excess payable.

When you pick up the car, you can be charged extra for voluntary protection to reduce the excess payable in the event of a collision.

The lawmakers seemed receptive to a ceiling on how much the industry would have to pay out in damages each year, with any excess payable in later years.

Also to Hertz whose High Wycombe franchise used a biro to alter the payable excess from £1,000 to £3,000 then claimed that a scrape to a hire vehicle cost precisely that sum to repair, although no itemised bill could be produced.

The websites did not always provide clear information on basics such as the terms of the policy and the cover it provided, as well as the excess that is payable by the policyholder in the event of a claim, said the watchdog.

A particularly unpopular measure, imposed on September 3rd, dramatically raised the duty payable on excess baggage (above a limit of 30kg per person).

Historically, the ATO did not refund individuals with cash for any franking credits in excess of their tax payable, but this was changed by the Howard government in 2000 to allow individuals to receive cash refunds even if they do not pay any personal income tax.

In a memo to staff last week, Mr. Mason lashed out at critics, calling rumors that the firm is running out of cash "insane" because companies like Wal-Mart often have payables in excess of cash on hand.