Liability for personal injury and property damage. 7.1. The Customer shall indemnify the Supplier to the extent the Supplier is held liable to any third party for such damage or losses in respect of which the Supplier is not liable to the Customer in accordance with 7.2, 7.3, and 8.2.
Liability for personal injury and property damage. 1. The Parties recognize that the 1.5-m, 1.3-m and 0.9-m buildings and telescopes, complete with control systems, acquisition/xxxxxx boxes, and xxxxxx assemblies and any CTIO instruments (“Existing Telescopes”), were funded by NSF. (The telescope control system on the 0.9m was purchased by SMARTS/GSU as part of SMARTS for $75K in April 2005.) The U. S. Government therefore has an equitable ownership interest in the Existing Telescopes. The U. S. Government does not insure its property against casualty loss and, under its agreement with the NSF, AURA does not insure the Existing Telescopes. In the event of casualty loss of one or more of the Existing Telescopes, or any portion thereof, AURA will not be required to repair, replace or render such telescope or portion thereof operable except as AURA shall determine in its sole discretion, unless such repair or replacement is fully funded by the NSF.
Liability for personal injury and property damage. 1. The Parties shall, at all times, exercise due care for safety. No Party shall make any claim against any other Party (or its guests, agents, employees, officers or directors), for property damage, personal injury or death arising out of any injury, death or damage arising from the activities conducted pursuant to this MOU; including such events that may occur as a result of negligence. Each of the Parties shall, to the extent permitted under the laws governing such Party, indemnify and hold harmless the other Party from and against any such claim made by any of the indemnifying Party’s employees, agents, or affiliates.
