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Roadworthiness/compliance
The Insured must maintain the insured vehicle in an efficient and roadworthy condition in compliance with the National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996 (as amended or substituted) and the Regulations promulgated thereunder, or any similar legislation which applies to the Territorial Limits.
Spare parts
In the event of any part being unprocurable as a standard (ready-manufactured) article within the Republic of South Africa, the liability of the Company shall be discharged by the payment of an amount equal to the value of such part at the time of loss but not exceeding the manufacturer's latest price list operative in the Republic of South Africa and the reasonable cost of freight, other than by air, and current labour charge applicable thereto.
Tracking device
If the tracking device fitted to the vehicle is unrecoverable or damaged beyond repair, the Company will pay the reasonable replacement value of such device up to R1 500 (one thousand five hundred rand).
Trauma treatment
In the event of medical expenses, not otherwise covered, the Company will pay an amount up to R5 000 (five thousand rand) per occurrence for trauma treatment by a psychologist if the Insured and/or his/her spouse need treatment due to hijacking or attempt thereat of a comprehensively insured private motor vehicle or light delivery vehicle.
Vehicle replacement
The Company shall instead of a monetary payment and subject to the consent of the Insured and/or of any other interested party known to the Company replace the said motor vehicle with a new motor vehicle of the same type and model (subject to the availability thereof) if within 12 (twelve) months after the first registration of the vehicle and subject to it not having been driven for more than 30 000 km (thirty thousand kilometers);
PROVIDED THAT:
1. the vehicle is a private type motor car or a light commercial vehicle up to a GVM of 3 500 kg (three thousand five hundred kilograms);
2. the loss of the vehicle is as a result of theft and if the said vehicle cannot be traced within a reasonable period after the theft thereof has been reported to the Company; or
3. the vehicle is damaged to the extent that the cost of repairs exceeds 70% (seventy percent) of its list price plus taxes when new;
4. the vehicle is insured under Sub-Section A;
PROVIDED FURTHER THAT:
1. the basis of indemnity will be the current cost of a new motor vehicle of the same or similar model subject to a limit of 120% (one hundred and twenty percent) of the maximum indemnity as stated in the Schedule, less any first amounts payable;
2. in the event of a vehicle being replaced under the circumstances as described in Provisions 2 and 3 above, the Company shall be entitled to the possession and ownership of the lost or damaged vehicle.
Vehicle sharing
The acceptance of payment for giving lifts to passengers in private-type motorcars (as defined) and in the passenger- carrying compartment of light delivery vehicles with a gross vehicle mass not exceeding 3 500kg (three thousand five hundred kilograms) when it is part of a vehicle-sharing agreement for social purposes or commuting, will not be regarded as excluded under the Description of Use Conditions;
PROVIDED THAT:
1. the passengers are not being carried in the course of a passenger-carrying business;
2. the total payments received for such journeys do not involve any element of profit.
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