Common use of Exclusions from Liability Clause in Contracts

Exclusions from Liability. Subject to clause 20.4, the Operator and Customer exclude all liability to each other for any loss or damage which is either: (a) caused by and to the extent of a Force Majeure Event; or (b) consequential or indirect loss or damage whether arising in contract, tort, statute or otherwise even if: (i) the Parties knew they were possible; or (ii) they were otherwise foreseeable, including, without limitation, loss of revenue, income, profits, market, interest or hire, fiscal loss or loss on currency exchange.

Exclusions from Liability. ‌ Subject to clause 20.421.4, the Operator and Customer exclude all liability to each other for any loss or damage which is either: (a) caused by and to the extent of a Force Majeure Event; or (b) consequential or indirect loss or damage whether arising in contract, tort, statute or otherwise even if: (i) the Parties knew they were possible; or (ii) they were otherwise foreseeable, including, without limitation, loss of revenue, income, profits, market, interest or hire, fiscal loss or loss on currency exchange.