Liability for Damage. Each party shall be liable to the other for all damage to the property of the other negligently, recklessly or intentionally caused by that party (or their agents, employees or invitees), except to the extent the loss is insured and subrogation is waived under the owner's policy.
Liability for Damage. Exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any loss, damage, disappearance or other casualty to any of its (or its employees’, agents’, or volunteers’) personal property, including vehicles, equipment and supplies (collectively “Exhibitor Personal Property”), caused by accident, negligence of any person or entity (including that of EAA and individuals acting on its behalf), theft, natural disaster, or otherwise, or other reason, and shall indemnify and hold the EAA Indemnitees harmless from any and all claims arising from the same. Exhibitor shall be solely responsible to protect the Exhibitor Personal Property.
Liability for Damage. The Attorney is liable for any damage caused to the Client in connection with the provision of legal services hereunder even if such damage was caused by her representative, a lawyer or an employee of the Attorney. The Attorney or its employees and representatives will be absolved from the responsibility if they prove that they did not cause the incurred damage.
Liability for Damage. All personal property on said leased premises shall be at the risk of LESSEE, and COUNTY shall not be liable for any damage to said personal property, to the LESSEE, or to any other person, caused by water, sewage, gas, or odors, or by negligence or an act by any third party, or caused in any manner whatsoever except loss caused by COUNTY’s negligence.
Liability for Damage. 6.1 Each Party undertakes to indemnify the other Party for damage caused by delay, failure of proper performance or other breach of obligations under this Agreement or applicable law.
6.2 The Parties agree not to hold the Seller responsible for profits lost by the Buyer and/or for any indirect loss, injury or damage caused as a consequence of this Agreement or in connection herewith.
6.3 The Buyer shall bear any loss incurred by the Seller, including the obligation to bear the costs for any adjusted taxes and penalties levied by the tax authorities due to Buyer having provided incorrect or incomplete information, or if the Buyer fails to notify the Seller forthwith of any changes related to him, his representations or obligations contained in this Agreement or made on the basis hereof, save for the Seller’s lost profits and/or any indirect loss or damage caused as a consequence of the Agreement or in connection herewith.
Liability for Damage. For culpable damage to or loss of equipment belonging to the University, the Student will be billed for the repair, replacement or purchase of equipment.
Liability for Damage. The Renter agrees to hold harmless and indemnify Town of Bruderheim, its servants and agents from any and all liability for any property damage, personal injury to any third party or other financial loss or expense, including legal expenses and costs (on a solicitor and his own client basis), which arise out of or during the use of this Facility under this rental contract, except for the negligence of Town of Bruderheim. The Renter shall be responsible for personal injury or damage, or for the loss or theft of any articles of clothing or equipment of the Renter, or anyone attending on the invitation of the Renter. The Renter must pay for all damage to this facility or furnishings, however caused, arising out of or during the use of this facility under this contract. Future rental contracts will not be considered for any group that has an outstanding account with Town of Xxxxxxxxxx in this regard.
Liability for Damage. 10.1 The Contractual Parties acknowledge that a breach of a duty under this Agreement by a Contractual Party may result in the other Contractual Party incurring damage, and undertake to compensate the other Contractual Party for any damage so caused.
Liability for Damage. The Buyer hereby indemnifies the Seller against any damage, loss, costs or expense suffered or incurred by the Seller with respect to any lost or damaged survey pegs or any damage to footpath profiles, roads, kerb and channel, driveways, footpaths or other infrastructure contiguous to the Land as a result of any works being carried out by or on behalf of the Buyer’s servants, employees, agents, invitees, licensees, contractors or sub-contractors. If the Buyer fails to repair such damage then the Seller may rectify the damage at any time and the cost of rectifying that damage shall become a debt payable to the Seller by the Buyer upon demand.
Liability for Damage. (1) The United States of America and Canada shall be liable to the other and shall make appropriate compensation to the other in respect of any act, failure to act, omission or delay amounting to a breach of the Treaty or of any of its provisions other than an act, failure to act, omission or delay occurring by reason of war, strike, major calamity, act of God, uncontrollable force or maintenance curtailment.
(2) Except as provided in paragraph (1) neither the United States of America nor Canada shall be liable to the other or to any person in respect of any injury, damage or loss occurring in the territory of the other caused by any act, failure to act, omission or delay under the Treaty whether the injury, damage or loss results from negligence or otherwise
(3) The United States of America and Canada, each to the extent possible within its territory, shall exercise due diligence to remove the cause of and to mitigate the effect of any injury, damage or loss occurring in the territory of the other as a result of any act failure to act, omission or delay under the Treaty.
(4) Failure to commence operation as required under Articles IV and XII is not a breach of the Treaty and does not result in the loss of rights under the Treaty if the failure results from a delay that is not wilful or reasonably avoidable.
(5) The compensation payable under paragraph (l):
(a) in respect of a breach by Canada of the obligation to commence full operation of a storage shall be forfeiture of entitlement to downstream power benefits resulting from the operation of that storage, after operation commences, for a period equal to the period between the day of commencement of operation and the day when commencement should have occurred;
(b) in respect of any other breach by either the United States of America or Canada, causing loss of power benefits, shall not exceed the actual loss in revenue from the sale of hydroelectric power.
