Business Liability Clause Samples
The Business Liability clause defines the extent to which a business is legally responsible for damages, losses, or injuries that may arise in connection with its operations or services. Typically, this clause outlines the types of liabilities covered, such as property damage or personal injury, and may specify exclusions or limitations, like not covering indirect or consequential damages. Its core practical function is to allocate risk between the parties, ensuring that each understands their potential exposure and helping to prevent disputes over responsibility in the event of a claim.
Business Liability. (1) Tell us immediately if you are concerned that an EFT has been made with information from your check without your permissions, or if your card and/or PIN has been lost or stolen. Contact the Customer Contact Center at the phone number listed at the beginning of this Agreement as the best way of keeping your possible losses down. You could lose all the moneyin yourAccount (plusyour maximum overdraft line ofcredit).
Business Liability. The terms in this sub-section only apply to business accounts/transactions. You agree to notify Bank immediately if you discover any error, omission, or discrepancy between your records and the information Bank provides to you about your Accounts or transactions (e.g., in a statement, confirmation, or electronic report produced through any Service, each such statement, confirmation or report, a “Statement”), any altered or unauthorized checks or any failed, erroneous, fraudulent or unauthorized transactions involving any Account (collectively, “Errors”).
Business Liability. HCI shall not be responsible for the failure of or adverse impact on my business in connection with my use of the HCI's services and products, including the HCI Event Materials or the services and products of any third-party at the HCI Event. HCI makes no representations or warranties regarding the results that may be achieved by attending in the HCI Event or from the HCI Event Materials or from any third-party services and product. I acknowledge and agree that no warranties or representations have been made regarding the results I may achieve from attendance in the HCI Event or the use of HCI’s services and products, including the HCI Event Materials, or third-party services and products.
Business Liability. If any of your Access Devices are lost or stolen, it is your responsibility to notify us immediately. Please call Leumi
Business Liability. The Operator shall accept all responsibility and liability regarding the food service operation including, but not limited to, proper cleaning and sanitization of the concession equipment and utensils, providing fresh, uncontaminated food products, as well as properly preparing, handling and storing all food items so as not to pose a health risk to the general public.
Business Liability. 8.1.1 The business is liable to pay us any and all amounts debited to the business control account and/or the cardholder account, irrespective of the account structure.
Business Liability. 5.1 The Licensee hereby agrees to fully effectually and promptly indemnify the Licensor against any loss (either direct or indirect) damage or expense whatsoever which the Licensor may suffer or incur in respect of:-
(a) any breach by the Licensee of the provisions of this Agreement; or
(b) any breach by a sub-Licensee/Agent of the provisions of any sub-licence agreement; or
(c) any claim or demand or suit by any person against Licensor arising out of or in respect of the exploitation of the Intellectual Property by the Licensee or any sub-Licensee/Agent.
5.2 The Licensee hereby irrevocably:-
(a) releases the Licensor; and
(b) waives all claims which the Licensee may have in the future against Licensor but for this clause 5.2; in respect of any action claim or remedy whatsoever in any way attributable to the exploitation of the Intellectual Property by the Licensee and any Sub- Licensee/Agent.
Business Liability. The Business shall be responsible for compliance with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations, and with the Digital Banking Documentation. With respect to any Service where the Credit Union receives payment from a third party on the Business’s behalf, the amounts received (less related charges, disbursements, and/or expenses) will be paid to the Business, except if the Credit Union is lawfully required to return any such payment received upon the insolvency, bankruptcy, or reorganization of such third party or for any other lawful reason. The Business agrees to immediately repay to the Credit Union the amount paid to the third party. In the event the Business requests that the Credit Union provide Services to a parent company, subsidiary, affiliate, or other related entity, the Business agrees that they and any such entity shall be jointly and severally liable for obligations under the Agreement. Protection From Third Parties To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Business agrees to indemnify the Credit Union against, hold the Credit Union harmless from, and defend the Credit Union against, any and all liabilities, claims, costs, expenses, and damages of any nature (including attorneys’ fees and costs) arising out of or relating to a breach by the Business of any of the Agreement, by parties other than the Business and the Credit Union. This obligation will continue after a Service the Business is using is terminated. If the Credit Union receives an adverse claim against any Business account and it reasonably believes that the Credit Union may be subject to liability if the claim is ignored, the Business agrees that the Credit Union may place a hold on the affected account or move the disputed funds to a holding account. The Credit Union may take such action for so long as is reasonably necessary to resolve the claim or employ legal remedies to allow a court to decide such claim. The Credit Union shall have no liability for dishonored transactions which result from such action and the Business agrees to reimburse the Credit Union for all costs, including attorneys’ fees and costs, incurred due to such adverse claim. Third Parties; Disclosure Of Information Provision of certain Services is dependent upon the Credit Union’s ability to provide access to third-party networks. In the event any third-party network is unavailable or in the event the Credit Union determines, in its discretion, that it is unable to continue providing any third-p...
Business Liability. The Business is jointly and severally liable with you for payment of all balances incurred on all Cards and Accounts issued pursuant to this Application now or whenever any additional Accounts may be established in the future. If the Business is identified as a Not-for-Profit organization at the time of applying for the Account, you represent that you are applying as a legally authorized representative of the Business and not as an individual applicant or guarantor. If the Business is a Not-For-Profit organization, the Business is liable for all amounts due on the Account(s) in accordance with this Agreement.
Business Liability. Except as specified in Warranty Schedule 3.17, No claim of any sort whatsoever exists against the company whether for loss, damage or injury caused to persons or things, as a result of the businesses carried on by and services provided by the company and neither the principals nor the company have been informed of any such action which might be brought against the company.