Common use of Full Satisfaction Clause in Contracts

Full Satisfaction. The amounts payable to the Executive pursuant to the express terms of this Agreement, if any, constitute full and final satisfaction of the Executive’s rights and entitlements in connection with the termination of the Executive’s employment, including without limitation pursuant to the B.C. Employment Standards Act (“ESA”) and the common law, and the Company shall have no further obligation or liability of any kind for any claim, action, complaint, or demand whatsoever, whether at law or equity, under contract, or under any legislation from time to time applicable and in force or otherwise, for any remedy, damages, or loss sustained or sought by the Executive arising out of the employment of the Executive by the Company or the termination of that Employment.

Full Satisfaction. The amounts payable to the Executive pursuant to the express terms of this Agreement, if any, constitute full and final satisfaction of the Executive’s rights and entitlements in connection with the termination of the Executive’s employment, including without limitation pursuant to the B.C. Employment Standards Act (“ESA”) and the common law, and the Company shall will have no further obligation or liability of any kind for any claim, action, complaint, or demand whatsoever, whether at law or equity, under contract, or under any legislation from time to time applicable and in force or otherwise, for any remedy, damages, or loss sustained or sought by the Executive arising out of the employment of the Executive by the Company or the termination of that Employment.