Common use of Absolute Liability Clause in Contracts

Absolute Liability. The liability of the Guarantor under this deed of guarantee is absolute and is not subject to the execution of this deed of guarantee or any other instrument or document by any person other than the Guarantor, and is not subject to the performance of any condition precedent or subsequent agreement.

Absolute Liability. The liability of the Guarantor under this deed of guarantee Deed is absolute and is not subject to the execution of this deed of guarantee or any other instrument or document by any person other than the Guarantor, and is not subject to the performance of any condition precedent or subsequent agreementsubsequent.

Absolute Liability. The liability of the Guarantor under this deed of guarantee is absolute and is not subject to the execution of this deed of guarantee or any other instrument or document by any person other than the Guarantor, and is not subject to the performance of any condition precedent or subsequent agreementby the Alliance Participant or the Guarantor. This deed binds each person who has executed it notwithstanding that it may not have been executed by any other person, whether named as a party or not.