Exclusion of Consequential Damage. (a) Subject to clauses 26.4(b) and 26.5, the First Party is not liable for, and does not indemnify the Second Party in respect of, any Consequential Damage howsoever caused (including by the negligence of the First Party), suffered by the Second Party in connection with this Agreement. (b) Clause 26.4(a) does not limit a Party's liability in respect of a liability for Consequential Damage, to the extent that, ignoring the application of that clause, the Party is indemnified for that liability under a policy of insurance.
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Samples: Service Agreement, Service Agreement, Service Agreement
Exclusion of Consequential Damage. (a) Subject to clauses 26.4(b28.5(b) and 26.528.6, the First Party is not liable for, and does not indemnify the Second Party in respect of, any Consequential Damage howsoever caused (including but not limited to, by the negligence of the First Party), suffered by the Second Party in connection with this Agreement.
(b) Clause 26.4(a28.5(a) does not limit a Partyparty's liability in respect of a liability for Consequential Damage, to the extent that, ignoring the application of that clauseclause 28.5(a), the Party party is indemnified for that liability under a policy of insurance.
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Exclusion of Consequential Damage. (a) Subject to clauses 26.4(b) and 26.5, the First Party is not liable for, and does not indemnify the Second Party in respect of, any Consequential Damage howsoever caused (including by the negligence of the First Party), suffered by the Second Party in connection with this Agreement.
(b) Clause 26.4(a) does not limit a Party's liability in respect of a liability for Consequential Damage, to the extent that, ignoring the application of that clausethose clauses, the Party is indemnified for that liability under a policy of insurance.
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Samples: Service Agreement, Reference Service Agreement
Exclusion of Consequential Damage. (a) Subject to clauses 26.4(b) and 26.5, the First Party is not liable for, and does not indemnify the Second Party in respect of, any Consequential Damage howsoever caused (including by the negligence of the First Party), suffered by the Second Party in connection with this Agreement.
(ba) Clause 26.4(a) does not limit a Party's liability in respect of a liability for Consequential Damage, to the extent that, ignoring the application of that clausethose clauses, the Party is indemnified for that liability under a policy of insurance.insurance.
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Samples: Service Agreement, Service Agreement
Exclusion of Consequential Damage. (a) Subject to clauses 26.4(b) and 26.5, the First Party is not liable for, and does not indemnify the Second Party in respect of, any Consequential Damage howsoever caused (including by the negligence of the First Party), suffered by the Second Party in connection with this Agreement.
(biii) Clause 26.4(a) does not limit a Party's liability in respect the operation of a liability for Consequential Damageany self-insured retention, to deductible, excess or co-insurance under the extent that, ignoring terms of the application of that clause, the Party is indemnified for that liability under a policy of relevant insurance.,
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Samples: Reference Service Agreement
Exclusion of Consequential Damage.
(a) Subject to clauses 26.4(b) and 26.5, the First Party is not liable for, and does not indemnify the Second Party in respect of, any Consequential Damage howsoever caused (including by the negligence of the First Party), suffered by the Second Party in connection with this Agreement.Agreement.
(b) Clause 26.4(a) does not limit a Party's liability in respect of a liability for Consequential Damage, to the extent that, ignoring the application of that clause, the Party is indemnified for that liability under a policy of insurance.insurance.
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Samples: Service Agreement
