Common use of CIVIL RESPONSIBILITY Clause in Contracts

CIVIL RESPONSIBILITY. 5-12.01 This article also applies to casual supply teachers, teachers-by-the-lesson and hourly-paid teachers. 5-12.02 The School Board shall undertake to assume the case of every teacher whose civil responsibility might be at issue during the actual performance of her/his duties during the work day or outside the work day when the teacher is carrying out activities specifically authorized by the school administration. The School Board agrees to make no claim against the teacher in this respect, unless a teacher has been found guilty of serious fault or gross negligence by a court of law. 5-12.03 As soon as the legal responsibility of the School Board has been established by a court of law, the School Board shall indemnify every teacher for the total or partial loss, theft or destruction of personal belongings which by their nature are normally used in or brought to school, unless the teacher has shown gross negligence which has been established by a court of law. However, in the case of theft due to breaking and entering, or of destruction due to acts of God, such as fire, the School Board shall indemnify the teacher even if its legal responsibility has not been established. In the event that such loss, theft or destruction is already covered by insurance held by the teacher, the compensation paid shall be equal to the loss actually incurred by the teacher.

CIVIL RESPONSIBILITY. 5-12.01 This article also applies to casual supply teachers, teachers-by-the-teachers by the lesson and hourly-hourly paid teachers. 5-12.02 The School Board board shall undertake to assume the case of every teacher whose civil responsibility might be at issue during the actual performance of her/his or her duties during the work day or outside the work day when the teacher is carrying out activities specifically authorized by the school administration. The School Board board agrees to make no claim against the teacher in this respect, unless a the teacher has been found guilty of serious fault or gross negligence by a court of law. 5-12.03 As soon as the legal responsibility of the School Board board has been established by a court of law, the School Board board shall indemnify every teacher for the total or partial loss, theft or destruction of personal belongings which by their nature are normally used in or brought to school, unless the teacher has shown gross negligence which has been established by a court of law. However, in the case of theft due to breaking and entering, entering or of destruction due to acts of God, such as fire, the School Board board shall indemnify the teacher even if its legal responsibility has not been established. . 5-12.04 In the event that such loss, theft or destruction is already covered by insurance held by the teacher, the compensation paid shall be equal to the loss actually incurred by the teacher.

CIVIL RESPONSIBILITY. 5-12.01 This article also applies to casual supply teachers, teachers-by-the-lesson and hourly-hourly- paid teachers. 5-12.02 The School Board shall undertake to assume the case of every teacher whose civil responsibility might be at issue during the actual performance of her/his duties during the work day or outside the work day when the teacher is carrying out activities specifically authorized by the school administration. The School Board agrees to make no claim against the teacher in this respect, unless a teacher has been found guilty of serious fault or gross negligence by a court of law. 5-12.03 As soon as the legal responsibility of the School Board has been established by a court of law, the School Board shall indemnify every teacher for the total or partial loss, theft or destruction of personal belongings which by their nature are normally used in or brought to school, unless the teacher has shown gross negligence which has been established by a court of law. However, in the case of theft due to breaking and entering, or of destruction due to acts of God, such as fire, the School Board shall indemnify the teacher even if its legal responsibility has not been established. In the event that such loss, theft or destruction is already covered by insurance held by the teacher, the compensation paid shall be equal to the loss actually incurred by the teacher.

CIVIL RESPONSIBILITY. 5-12.01 This article also applies to casual supply teachers, teachers-by-the-lesson and hourly-hourly paid teachers. 5-12.02 The School Board board shall undertake to assume the case of every teacher whose civil responsibility might be at issue during the actual performance of her/his or her duties during the work day workday, or outside the work day workday when the teacher is carrying out activities specifically authorized by the school administration. The School Board board agrees to make no claim against the teacher in this respect, unless a the teacher has been found guilty of serious fault or gross negligence by a court of law. 5-12.03 As soon as the legal responsibility of the School Board board has been established by a court of law, the School Board board shall indemnify every teacher for the total or partial loss, theft or destruction of personal belongings which by their nature are normally used in or brought to school, unless the teacher has shown gross negligence which has been established by a court of law. However, in the case of theft due to breaking and entering, or of destruction due to acts of God, such as a fire, the School Board board shall indemnify the teacher even if its legal responsibility has not been established. In the event that such loss, theft or destruction is already covered by insurance held by the teacher, the compensation paid shall be equal to the loss actually incurred by the teacher.