Seat ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE, Handbook

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Please note: Our Contractors provide services to Us and to drivers of Vehicles on Our behalf.
Nothing in these Terms and Conditions creates a direct contract between You and Our Contractors .
In addition to any limits and exclusions noted elsewhere SEAT Roadside Assistance does
not provide assistance in respect of, and neither
We nor Our Contractors are responsible for
the following:
1. Costs for anything which was not caused by the
Breakdown .
2.
Vehicles
which have broken down as a result of taking part in any motor sport event or
off-road activity (including, without limitations, rallies or stock car racing) which takes
place off the road and/or is not subject to the normal rules of the road. However,
Vehicles
participating in any event (such as a treasure hunt, touring assembly or navigational road
rally), which takes place on, and comply with the normal rules of the road, will be eligible
to receive SEAT Roadside Assistance.
3. The cost of all parts, garage, labour or other costs in excess of the limits set out in this
document. Please note these costs are likely to be higher in the European Territory than
in the United Kingdom .
4. Loss caused by any delay, whether the benefit or service is being provided by SEAT Roadside
Assistance or someone else (for example a garage, hotel, car hire company, carrier, etc).
5. Any incident affecting a vehicle hired by You even if arranged for You by Us .
6. Routine servicing of Your Vehicle .
7. The cost of a glass or tyre specialist. We will arrange for Your Vehicle to be taken to a nearby
garage for assistance but You will have to pay for any work carried out on the Vehicle . Any
other recovery may be arranged but You will be liable for any additional costs.
8. Any consequence whatsoever which is the direct or indirect result of any of the following,
or anything connected with any of the following, whether or not such consequence has been
contributed to by any other cause or event:
a) War, invasion, act of foreign enemy, hostilities or a warlike operation or operations
(whether war be declared or not), civil war, mutiny, rebellion, revolution, military rising,
insurrection, civil commotion assuming the proportions of or amounting to an uprising,
military or usurped power.
b) Terrorism.
Terrorism is defined as any act or acts including, but not limited to:
i) the use or threat of force and/or violence
and/or
ii) harm or damage to life or to property (or the threat of such harm or damage) including,
but not limited to, harm or damage by nuclear and/or chemical and/or biological and/or
radiological means
Exclusions
(Service in the United Kingdom and abroad)
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