Common use of CONTINGENT AND UNQUANTIFIABLE LIABILITIES Clause in Contracts

CONTINGENT AND UNQUANTIFIABLE LIABILITIES. No liability shall attach to the Vendor in respect of any Claim to the extent that the Claim is based upon a liability which is contingent only or is otherwise not capable of being quantified unless and until such liability ceases to be contingent and becomes an actual liability or becomes capable of being quantified, as the case may be.

CONTINGENT AND UNQUANTIFIABLE LIABILITIES. No liability shall attach to the Vendor Sellers in respect of any Claim claim to the extent that the Claim claim is based upon a liability which is contingent only or is otherwise not capable of being quantified unless and until such liability ceases to be contingent and becomes an actual liability or becomes capable of being quantified, as the case may be.

CONTINGENT AND UNQUANTIFIABLE LIABILITIES. No liability shall attach to the Vendor Seller in respect of any Claim claim if and to the extent that the Claim claim is based upon a liability which that is contingent only or is otherwise not capable of being quantified unless and until such that liability ceases to be contingent and becomes an actual liability or becomes capable of being quantified, as the case may be.

CONTINGENT AND UNQUANTIFIABLE LIABILITIES. No liability shall attach to the Vendor Sellers in respect of any Claim to the extent that the Claim is based upon a liability which is contingent only or is otherwise not capable of being quantified unless and until such liability ceases to be contingent and becomes an actual liability or becomes capable of being quantified, as the case may be.

CONTINGENT AND UNQUANTIFIABLE LIABILITIES. No liability shall attach to the Vendor Sellers in respect of any Claim to the extent that the Claim is based upon a liability which is contingent only or is otherwise not capable of being quantified unless and until such liability ceases to be contingent and becomes an actual liability or becomes capable of being quantified, as the case may be., PROVIDED THAT:

CONTINGENT AND UNQUANTIFIABLE LIABILITIES. No liability shall attach to the Vendor Seller in respect of any Claim claim to the extent that the Claim claim is based upon a liability which is contingent only or is otherwise not capable of being quantified unless and until such liability ceases to be contingent and becomes an actual liability or becomes capable of being quantified, as the case may be.