Common use of However, if Clause in Contracts

However, if. (a) the Barrister is liable to the Solicitor, (b) the Barrister is liable to the Lay Client or (c) the Solicitor is liable to the Barrister (save in relation to fees) solely as a result of breach of these General Terms or of any other contractual provision of the Agreement and would not otherwise have been liable (whether at common law (including in negligence), in equity or otherwise), that liability shall be limited to the sum stated in the Agreement. If no such sum is stated, the limit of that liability will be £100,000, being the highest limit of cover for such liabilities provided to Barristers by the Bar Mutual Indemnity Fund.

However, if. (a) a. the Barrister is liable to the Solicitor, (b) b. the Barrister is liable to the Lay Client or (c) c. the Solicitor is liable to the Barrister (save in relation to fees) solely as a result of breach of these General Terms or of any other contractual provision of the Agreement and would not otherwise have been liable (whether at common law (including in negligence), in equity or otherwise), that liability shall be limited to the sum stated in paragraph 7(a) of the Agreement. If no such sum is stated, the limit of that liability will be £100,000, being the highest limit of cover for such liabilities provided to Barristers by the Bar Mutual Indemnity Fund.

However, if. (a) the Barrister is liable to the Solicitor, (b) the Barrister is liable to the Lay Client or (c) the Solicitor is liable to the Barrister (save in relation to fees) solely as a result of breach of these General Terms or of any other contractual provision of the Agreement and would not otherwise have been liable (whether at common law law, (including in negligence), . in equity or otherwise), that liability shall be limited to the sum stated in the Agreement. If no such sum is stated, the limit of that liability will shall be limited to £100,000, being the highest limit of cover for such liabilities provided to Barristers by the Bar Mutual Indemnity Fund.

However, if. (a) the Barrister is liable to the Solicitor, (b) the Barrister is liable to the Lay Client or (c) the Solicitor is liable to the Barrister (save in relation to fees) solely as a result of breach of these General Terms or of any other contractual provision of the Agreement and would not otherwise have been liable (whether at common law (including in negligence), in equity or otherwise), that liability shall be limited to the sum stated in paragraph 7(a) of the Agreement. If no such sum is stated, the limit of that liability will be £100,000, being the highest limit of cover for such liabilities provided to Barristers by the Bar Mutual Indemnity Fund.

However, if. (a) the Barrister is liable to the Solicitor, (b) the Barrister is liable to the Lay Client or (c) the Solicitor is liable to the Barrister (save in relation to fees) solely as a result of breach of these General Terms or of any other contractual provision of the Agreement and would not otherwise have been liable (whether at common law (including in negligence), in equity or otherwise), that liability shall be limited to the sum stated in the Agreement. If no such sum is stated, the limit of that liability will be £100,000, being the highest limit of cover for such liabilities provided to Barristers by the Bar Mutual Indemnity Fund.