liability clause

But their opposition to the municipal liability clause has faded.

In the contract between the two parties there was a limitation of liability clause for £500 per box.

Hunter sought protection under a limitation of liability clause within the contract.

Why not ask the state legislators about their obsession with the assignee liability clause?

The most familiar example of this is limitation or exclusion of liability clauses.

But maybe there is a risk for the environment and human health and in those cases, such a liability clause is most definitely needed.

Today, they restated their support for repealing the retroactive liability clauses of the bill.

English courts, in particular, were reluctant to invalidate such disclaimers and limitation of liability clauses.

The agreement between the parties included a limitation of liability clause which limited liability for damage to the transformer to $40.

Liability clause.

There are stricter rules for businesses dealing with consumers, so that it is more difficult for businesses to impose exclusion of liability clauses.

In interpreting the clause, their lordships observed that this was a limitation of liability clause and not a complete exclusion clause.

But the plan has foundered in the EC's demand for a general liability clause, a feature that has proved difficult to sort out on an international level.

Initially companies incorporated under this Act did not have limited liability, although it became common for companies to include a limited liability clause in their internal rules.

In addition, Judge Zilly ruled that Valve could recover copyright damages for infringements without regard to the publishing agreement's limitation of liability clause.

Naturally I instructed the lawyers to examine with a fine-tooth comb the liability clause which ..." For the first time Frederika interrupted.

No exclusion or limitation of liability clause can exclude or limit the liability imposed by Part I of the Consumer Protection Act (section 7).

The bill also includes a limitation of liability clause for SAWS, ensuring that it cannot be held responsible for any damage, loss or injury caused by its predictions.

Thirdly, the civil liability clause, which is clearly necessary for those who are responsible for the release of these genetically modified organisms which may have effects on health or the environment.

Whilst they are in favour of a liability clause in the directive on disposing of dangerous waste, they suddenly want to wait five years when it comes to gene technology.

Hooker Chemical was found to be negligent in their disposal of waste, though not reckless in the sale of the land, in what became a test case for liability clauses.

The two ways in which the vendor seeks to reduce its potential liability under the warranties are firstly by producing a disclosure letter and secondly by incorporating a limitation of liability clause in the sale agreement.

The Court held that the limitation of liability clause was enforceable even in the case of a fundamental breach so long as it was clear in the language that it was within the intentions of the parties.

There may be circumstances where an exclusion of liability clause included in the guarantee for the benefit of a retailer, may be incorporated outside a consumer sale context into the main contract of sale where it is read pre-contractually.

He also pointed out that the proposed legal change contained a limitation of liability clause that would, in effect, meant that the official South African Weather Service could not itself be held liable it is made a mistake in predicting the weather.