Are there forms that insure that one cannot be held liable or be sued should a guest traveling with you experience 'pain and suffering', loss of life, etc.
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Covers:basic agreements,personal and family,powers of attorney,contracts,leases and tenancies,affidavits and many more.Hope this was helpful.
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I don't have the packaging any longer. I don't remember seeing any guarantee printed. I recently had vomit in the bed for a good portion of the night and the mattress was fine (not sure how she slept through that!).
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I recommend going to the TSA website and thoroughly reading the rules located here: http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items.
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Most likely. There will be an alternative way of checking you at security. I've never had to move a baby from a carrier. Check policy before you go, of course.
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Go to squaretrade.com and check I do not believe so! Now they will no longer cover accidental damage as well!
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I'm looking into this for my husband. I checked with my Insurance company, here in MA. In fact I work for my insurance company and know their benefits to be pretty liberal, but they don't cover it. It is however covered under Flexible Spending Account Plans if your company offers one of those. I may also appeal it with our company since my husband's doctor is talking of putting him on Toprol (generics aren't working) and the cost to the company for Toprol will be far greater than resperate.
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I don't think there is a warranty. It is very light weight==probably less than a pound. It fold to about 5x5x1/2 inches when deflated. Worked great to take into a motel for a person with GERD.
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According to the warrenty, it is covered as long as it is not neglect from individual.
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Passenger! Not driver! I got screwed. You are smart enough to ask first, I wasn't. Good luck
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There are limits to the contract. You should read the 'terms and conditions'. Some of the incidents not covered include: damage from animals, fire, floods, burglary, abuse, vandalism, theft, wind, freezing, power failure, inadequate power supply, unusual atmospheric conditions, acts of war acts or God or other force.majeure events.
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i will not answer this. i do know the answer ... but it is so easy to make a mistake during the procedure ... and the consequences to the user can be horrific ... and the liabilities are more than i will accept. thanks for your understanding.
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I do not have an answer for her. I would check with my airline carrier to see if the cartridges can be put with her check-in luggage. I wish her a safe and enjoyable trip.
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You would have to check with TSA (google it). Each state has its own rules.
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To cover yourself in case of an accident that wasn't your fault, especially if the other person is attempting fraud by staging an accident.
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Where there is a will there's a way. Though in this case I don't think the benefit is worth the discomfort you will likely inflict on both parties.
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I would call the Airline you are traveling on and ask. I took it through security and didn't have any problem, but things change all the time.
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Your Doctor can write a prescription or form that you present to your insurance provider who may or may not reimburse you for the purchase. I beleive you would have to include the receippt with the form. I got the form filled out by my Doctor for a 4 wheel walker but I did not submitt it to Medicare..